Original sentence: Brooks Atkinson, in his history of the American Theater Broadway,  accused Winters of being an intolerant prude for denouncing modern dramatists like Henrik Ibsen and George Bernard Shaw, and foreign stars like Sarah Bernhardt and Eleanor Duse, for their personal lives.English Rambles and other Fugitive Pieces (Boston, 1884).He has edited, with memoirs and notes:.However, Atkinson credited Winter for having a remarkable memory, wherein he left a treasure trove of written descriptions of stars like Edwin Booth and Sir Henry Irving.In 1886, in commemoration of the death of his son, he founded a library at the academy in Stapleton, New York.Life, Stories, and Poems of John Brougham (1881).My Witness: a Book of Verse (1871).Poems: Complete Edition (1881).Sketch of the Life of Edwin Booth (1871).The Convent, and other Poems (Boston, 1854).The Jeffersons (1881).The Poems and Stories of Fitz-James O'Brien'' (1881).The Poems of George Arnold (Boston, 1866).The Queen's Domain, and other Poems (1858).The Trip to England (1879).Thistledown: a Book of Lyrics (1878).Vagrant Memories (1915)
Edited sentence: Brooks Atkinson, in his history of the American Theater Broadway.However, Atkinson credited Winter for his remarkable memory, wherein he left a treasure trove of written descriptions of stars like Edwin Booth and Sir Henry Irving.Vagrant Memories'' (1915).pointed out that Winters was an intolerant prude who denounced modern dramatists like Henrik Ibsen and George Bernard Shaw, and foreign stars like Sarah Bernhardt and Eleanor Duse for their personal lives