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Who has written the play "The Wild Gallant"?
Answer: D
The Wild Gallant is a comedy by John Dryden, first staged in 1663, and it was his first play to be produced. Dr. Johnson wrote the tragedy Irene, Ben Jonson wrote comedies such as Volpone and The Alchemist, and Pope wrote no plays of this name. So only Dryden fits. The play was first acted in 1663 and was not a success, but it started Dryden's career as a dramatist and he later wrote Marriage a la Mode and All for Love. Ben Jonson wrote Volpone, Dr. Johnson wrote Irene, and Pope wrote no plays.
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