English Domestic or, Homiletic Tragedy 1575 to 1642. Being an Account of the Development of the Tragedy of the Common Man, Showing its Great Dependence on Religious Morality, Illustrated with Striking Examples of the Interposition of Providence, For the
by Henry Hitch Adams
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