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This American dramatist was distinguished by his vast engagement with history and culture. His writings explore the development of drama, opera, and literature across civilizations and ages. He focuses on the influence of the arts on society and on showcasing the key characters and events that shaped the world. His approach is encyclopedic, aiming to capture the essence of human progress through literary and historical records.
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