Question

What can we infer about John Dryden’s view of Thomas Shadwell from the passage?

He believes that Shadwell is dull and not worthy of any position of authority.

He considers Shadwell to be immoral and not a worthy heir to the throne.

He feels that Shadwell has matured at such a tender age.

He thinks that Shadwell is boastful and shallow.
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