A select collection of old plays. In twelve volumes. Vol X. A new edition

A select collection of old plays. In twelve volumes. Vol X. A new edition

by Richard Brome, John Payne Collier (ed.), Octavius Gilchrist (ed.), Thomas May, William Cartwright, John Sucking, Robert Dodsley (ed.), Isaac Reed (ed.)

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Tenth of 12 volumes in 8vo. pp. [2], pp. [2], f. [1], pp. 448. Half calf.


Third edition of this selection of early modern English plays, edited by John Payne Collier. Four plays included in earlier editions are omitted, and replaced by others.


Content:

  • The antiquary.
  • Shackerley Marmion.
  • The goblins / Sir John Sucking.
  • The ordinary / William Cartwright.
  • The jovial crew, or, The merry beggars / Richard Brome.
  • The old couple / Thomas May. 


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