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SIR—In a letter to the “Times” of May 29th, Mr. George Bernard Shaw, evidently smarting under the refusal of the Lord Chamberlain to license a play of his, lays the blame of its being prohibited, personally and immediately, on the King:

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The Responsibility for the Licensing of Plays

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    2025年

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  • Paul S. McAlduff,
  • John Edgar Browning

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SIR—In a letter to the “Times” of May 29th, Mr. George Bernard Shaw, evidently smarting under the refusal of the Lord Chamberlain to license a play of his, lays the blame of its being prohibited, personally and immediately, on the King: