Gilbert and Sullivan at Law

Abstract

Beginning with an examination of the early career of W.S. Gilbert, an unsuccessful barrister, the narrative continues with an account of Gilbert as a private litigant, busily suing actors and managers for breach of contract, critics for libel, fighting the Americans who pirated his work, and trying to protect the virtue of his chorus girls.

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