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• The comedies of Plautus; literally translated into English prose, with notes, by Henry Thomas RileyTitus Maccius Plautus
• Short plays, by Mary MacMillanMary Louise MacMillan
• Wilhelm Tell, a drama, by SchillerFriedrich Schiller
• Brand: a dramatic poem in five acts, by Henrik Ibsen. Translated in the original metres, with an introduction and notes, by C.H. HerfordHenrik Ibsen
• Brand. Et dramatisk digt af Henrik IbsenHenrik Ibsen
• Henrik Ibsen: life and dramaTheodore Jorgenson
• Emperor and Galilean : a world-historic drama. A doll's house. GhostsHenrik Ibsen
• Collected works of Pádraic H. Pearse : plays, stories, poemsPadraic Pearse
• Sophocles; the plays and fragments with critical notes, commentary, and translation in English prose, by R.C. JebbSophocles
• The edition définitive of the Comédie Humaine, now for the first time completely translated into EnglishHonoré de Balzac
• The sociable : or, One thousand and one home amusements : containing acting proverbs, dramatic charades ... : illustrated with nearly three George Arnold
• The plays of Shakespeare. Printed from the text of Samuel Johnson, Gearge Steevens, and Isaac ReedWilliam Shakespeare
• The director in the theatreMarian Gallaway
• ComediesWilliam Shakespeare
• Lilith; a dramatic poemGeorge Sterling
• Śakuntalá, or, Śakuntalá recognized by the ring : a Sanskrit drama in seven actsKālidāsa
• Historical dramas, etc.' Don Carlos.--Mary Stuart.--The Maid of Orleans.--The bride of MessinaFriedrich Schiller
• Three dramas of EuripidesWilliam Cranston Lawton
• Seneca's Tragedies, with an English translation by Frank Justus MillerLucius Annaeus Seneca
• The plays of Oliver GoldsmithOliver Goldsmith
• Ibsen's prose dramas. Authorised English ed. Edited by William ArcherHenrik Ibsen
• The pillars of society, and other plays. By Henrik Ibsen. Edited, with an introd. by Havelock EllisHenrik Ibsen
• The contemporary drama of RussiaLeo Wiener
• Tragedies and fragmentsAeschylus
• The dimensional structure of time, together with the drama and its timingIrvin Morgenstern
• Hedda Gabler ; The master builder ; From Ibsen's workshop, notes, scenarios, and drafts of the modern playsHenrik Ibsen
• Kabuki theatre; the popular stage of JapanJapan. Taishikan
• The interpretation of St. John: an exposition of the divine drama; the Nazarene's life, and what it teaches to manR. Swinburne Clymer
• Early dramas and romances. The robbers, Fiesco, Love and intrigue, Demetrius, the ghost-seer, and the sport of destiny. Tr. from the German,Friedrich Schiller
• French dramatists of the 19th century; by Brander Matthews ... brought down to the end of the centuryBrander Matthews
• Souvenirs dramatiquesAlexandre Dumas
• An essay concerning the cause of the endemial colic of Devonshire, which was read in the theatre of the College of physicians, in London, onGeorge Baker
• The rye house plot; or, The maltster's daughter. An historical drama, in three acts, by J.T. HainesJohn Thomas Haines
• Alice Gray, the suspected one, or, the moral brand : a domestic drama, in three actsJohn Thomas Haines
• Simon Lee, or, The murder of the five fields copse : a domestic drama, in three actsGeorge Dibdin Pitt
• The sociable, or, One thousand and one home amusements : containing acting proverbs, dramatic charades, acting charades, or drawing-room panGeorge Arnold
• Dramatic works ... embracing a life of the poet, and notes, original and selectedWilliam Shakespeare
• The drama and dramatists of England. Eine abhandlung vom oberlehrer dr. JohnEduard John
• The progress of poesy ; an inaugural lecture delivered in the Sheldonian Theatre on the 10th March 1906J. W. Mackail
• The prodigal, a dramatic poemJohn T Beer
• Othello; ou, O Mouro de Veneza : tragedia em 5 actosWilliam Shakespeare
• Macbé, o, Los remordimientos : tragedia en cinco actosWilliam Shakespeare
• The modern French theatre, with critical notes on some of the principal French actorsWalter Herries Pollock
• Brac, the poor house girl : a drama in three acts/C. L Piper
• Klein Eyolf : Schauspiel in drei AufzügenHenrik Ibsen
• John Gabriel Borkman; Schauspiel in vier AufzügenHenrik Ibsen
• Hedda Gabler. Schauspiel in 4 Akten. Deutsch von Emma Klingenfeld. Einzige von Verfasser autorisirte deutsche AusgabeHenrik Ibsen
• The witch; a drama in four acts, by John Masefield, from the Norwegian of H. Wiers-Jenssen; introduction by Hubert OsborneHans Wiers-Jenssen
• The bride of Lammermoor, a drama, in five acts by John William Calcraft [pseud. i.e. J.W. Cole] First produced at the Theatre Royal, EdinburJohn William Cole
• Charles the First, an historical tragedy, in five acts, by Mary Russell Mitford. First produced at the Victoria Theatre, July 9th, 1834Mary Russell Mitford
• The charcoal-burner; or, The dropping well of Knaresborough. A drama, in three acts, by George Almar. First performed at the Surrey Theatre,George Almar
• Schinderhannes; the robber of the Rhine. A romantic drama, in two acts, by George Almar. First performed at Sadler's Wells Theatre, April 1sGeorge Almar
• Descart, the French buccaneer, a melodrama, in two acts. First performed at the Royal Coburg TheatreDouglas William Jerrold
• Practical projects, plays and games for primary teachersGail Calmerton
• International plays for young peopleVirginia Olcott
• Planning U.S. general purpose forces : the theater nuclear forcesUnited States. Congressional Budget Office
• Eugenia Claircille; or, The new found home. An original domestic drama, in three acts, by Tom Parry. First performed at the Theatre Royal, ATom Parry
• Lucretia Borgia : a drama in three acts : adapted from the French of Vitor HugoJ. M Weston
• The daughter of the stars : a drama in two actsShirley Brooks
• The maid of Croissey, or, Theresa's vow : a drama in two actsMrs. Gore