Dunlap
[duhn-lap]
- William,1766–1839, U.S. dramatist, theatrical producer, and historian.
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Contemporary Examples
Hickenlooper had granted Dunlap a temporary reprieve in 2013, which amounted to a half-measure that made nobody happy.
Indeed, its reporting had been so absolute that Dunlap and his editors wondered how they could have missed Tania Head.
Inside Tania Head’s Terrible 9/11 Lie: ‘The Woman Who Wasn’t There’Robin Gaby Fisher, Angelo J. Guglielmo, Jr.
April 6, 2012
Historical Examples
It is mentioned both in Dunlap and in Seilhamer in a casual manner.
The Politician Out-WittedSamuel Low
At this time, young Dunlap was introduced to the stony paths of playwriting.
AndrWilliam Dunlap
This is the atmosphere which must have attended the performance of Dunlap's "Darby's Return."
AndrWilliam Dunlap
The play in its first edition is rare, but, in 1887, it was reprinted by the Dunlap Society.
The ContrastRoyall Tyler
Shane said, "Remember the time I 'bushed' you over in Dunlap's meadow?"
A Daughter of the Middle BorderHamlin Garland