 Seemingly undeterred by the earlier suppression of his "Richard II", Tate offered a "Coriolanus" that was faithful to Shakespeare through four acts before becoming a Websterian bloodbath in the fifth act.A later adaptation, John Dennis's "The Invader of His Country, or The Fatal Resentment", was booed off the stage after three performances in 1719.The title and date indicate Dennis's intent, a vitriolic attack on the Jacobite 'Fifteen.