John FordT. F. Unwin, 1923 - 471 pages |
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... Plays of Thomas Otway . Introduction and Notes by the Hon . RODEN NOEL . The Complete Plays of William Congreve . ALEX . C. EWALD . The Best Plays of John Ford . ELLIS . Edited by Edited by HAVELOCK The Best Plays of Philip Massinger ...
... Plays of Thomas Otway . Introduction and Notes by the Hon . RODEN NOEL . The Complete Plays of William Congreve . ALEX . C. EWALD . The Best Plays of John Ford . ELLIS . Edited by Edited by HAVELOCK The Best Plays of Philip Massinger ...
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... play by Beaumont and Fletcher , A King and no King . Dryden thought that this play was the finest that Beaumont and Fletcher ever wrote ; it is certainly full of splendid rhetoric , tragic or tender , always broad , various and facile ...
... play by Beaumont and Fletcher , A King and no King . Dryden thought that this play was the finest that Beaumont and Fletcher ever wrote ; it is certainly full of splendid rhetoric , tragic or tender , always broad , various and facile ...
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... play , we know that plays of his had been acted during the previous fifteen years . For the material of the masque and the passage leading up to it , Ford was indebted to Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy , published a year or two ...
... play , we know that plays of his had been acted during the previous fifteen years . For the material of the masque and the passage leading up to it , Ford was indebted to Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy , published a year or two ...
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