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Whom did John Dryden refer to as “Mac Flecknoe” in his 1682 poem of the same name?
Thomas Shadwell was refer to as “Mac Flecknoe”, a playwright whose work John Dryden despised.
Dryden satirized Shadwell as the son of (“Mac”) Richard Flecknoe, another bad contemporary poet.