To help rectify this, at least for himself, Gilbert arranged in late 1875 for publishers Chatto and Windus to print a volume of his plays in a format designed to appeal to the general reader, with an attractive binding and clear type, containing Gilbert's most respectable plays, including his most serious works, but mischievously capped off with Trial by Jury.
To correct this, Gilbert arranged for publishers Chatto and Windus to print a volume of his plays in late 1875. The format was designed to appeal to the general reader, featuring an attractive cover and clear type, including his most respectable works, such as his most serious pieces, but humorously ending with Trial by Jury.