A Short History of English DramaMacGibbon & Kee, 1965 - 216 páginas |
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... gained pardon for the homicide after a threat of transportation . He was later involved in Royalist plots and in 1642 he was on the Continent with the King's Court . One of his later adventures led him back to England and to ...
... gained pardon for the homicide after a threat of transportation . He was later involved in Royalist plots and in 1642 he was on the Continent with the King's Court . One of his later adventures led him back to England and to ...
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... gained his most notable effects in the early eighteenth century with The Fair Penitent ( 1703 ) , The Tragedy of Jane Shore ( 1714 ) , and The Tragedy of Lady Jane Grey ( 1715 ) . Among more miscellaneous pieces , a historical interest ...
... gained his most notable effects in the early eighteenth century with The Fair Penitent ( 1703 ) , The Tragedy of Jane Shore ( 1714 ) , and The Tragedy of Lady Jane Grey ( 1715 ) . Among more miscellaneous pieces , a historical interest ...
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... gained a briefer , but dramatically an effective , presentation in The Shewing- Up of Blanco Posnet ( 1909 ) , and here a touch of sentimentality , very rare in the plays , gives a human quality to the action ; this did not prevent the ...
... gained a briefer , but dramatically an effective , presentation in The Shewing- Up of Blanco Posnet ( 1909 ) , and here a touch of sentimentality , very rare in the plays , gives a human quality to the action ; this did not prevent the ...
Contenido
INTRODUCTORY | 11 |
THE ORIGINS MIRACLES MORALITIES | 19 |
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