Tento irský dramatik a herec byl známý svými divadelními hrami, které často zkoumaly témata cti, odvahy a lidské povahy. Jeho styl se vyznačoval silnými dialogy a působivými postavami, což mu umožnilo stát se přední postavou britského divadla. V pozdějším životě se věnoval kazatelství, kde své přesvědčivé rétorické schopnosti uplatnil v náboženských debatách.
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