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PR1263 .R46 1996
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Renaissance drama by women : texts and documents |
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PR1263 .S3 1931
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Typical Elizabethan plays |
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PR1263 .S6 1933
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Elizabethan plays / written by Shakespeare's friends, colleagues, rivals and successors; to wit: Christopher Marlowe, John Lyly, Robert Greene ... [and others] |
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PR1263 .W55 1969
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Drama of the English Renaissance |
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PR1265 .M3 1931a
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Plays of the restoration and eighteenth century : as they were acted at the theatres-royal by their majesties' servants |
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PR1265 .N4 1975
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British dramatists from Dryden to Sheridan |
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PR1265 .T8 1933
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Twelve famous plays of the restoration and eighteenth century |
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PR1265 .T81933
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Twelve famous plays of the restoration and eighteenth century |
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PR1266 .C5 1968
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The city and the court; five seventeenth-century comedies of London life |
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PR1266 .H3
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Restoration plays |
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PR1266 .S8
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The restoration theatre |
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PR1269 .D4
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Three English comedies: She stoops to conquer, The rivals, The school for scandal, edited with notes, lives of Goldsmith and Sheridan, a discussion of London life and dramatic literature and aids to the study and acting of the comedies |
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PR1269 .E35
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Eighteenth-century plays |
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PR1269 .W5
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Six eighteenth-century plays |
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PR1271 .A8
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Nineteenth-century British drama; an anthology of representative plays |
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PR1271 .B3
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British plays of the nineteenth century; an anthology to illustrate the evolution of the drama |
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PR1271 .B6 1964
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Hiss the villain; six English and American melodramas |
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PR1271 .M8 1937
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Representative British dramas, Victorian and modern |
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PR1271 .R68 1965
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Nineteenth century plays |
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PR1272 .B44
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Best plays of the seventies |
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