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• Analysis of dramatic and oratorical expressionJ. A. Fowler
• Pieces people ask for, serious, humorous, pathetic, patriotic, and dramatic selections in prose and poetry, for readings and recitationsGeorge Melville Baker
• The "Queen of the drama!" Mary Anderson: Her life on and off the stageHenry Llewellyn Williams
• Dramatic readings for schoolsMarion Florence Lansing
• Scenes from an unfinished drama, entitled Phrontisterion, or Oxford in the 19th centuryHenry Longueville Mansel
• Alfieri : a drama in five actsWilliam Pryce Maunsell
• Marie Antoinette : a prize poem recited in the Theatre, Oxford, June 26, 1867Robert Campbell Moberly
• Dramatic poems on scriptural subjectsEdward Arthur Smedley
• Gonzaga di Capponi : a dramatic romanceHenry Solly
• St. Bernardine : a dramatic poem : a tale of the fifteenth centuryL
• The temple of Janus : a prize poem, recited in the Theatre, Oxford, June 24, 1857Philip Stanhope Worsley
• Five plays: The gods of the mountain, The golden doom, King Argimēnēs and the unknown warrior, The glittering gate, The lost silk hat, by LoEdward John Moreton Drax Plunkett Dunsany
• Dramatic criticism ., by J.T. GreinJack Thomas Grein
• The works of Friedrich Schiller; early dramas and romances...translated from the GermanFriedrich Schiller
• The works of Friederick Schiller : historical dramas, etcFriedrich Schiller
• Infancy of the English dramaHeinrich Meyer
• Swedish song-plays; used at the New York Normal School of Physical EducationJakob Bolin
• Theatre acousticsWallace Clement Sabine
• The burning of Paris : recited in the Theatre, Oxford, June 12, 1872Francis Granville Cholmondeley
• Catalogue of the dramatic collection of the late Lucius Poole, Esq., of Boston : comprising many rare and interesting books relating to the Lucius Poole
• The Moki snake dance : a popular account of that unparalleled dramatic pagan ceremony of the Pueblo Indians of Tusayan, Arizona, with incideWalter Hough
• On Robert Greene's dramatical styleRobert Greene
• The "doubtful" plays of the third Shakespeare folio under the editorship of John S.FarmerWilliam Shakespeare
• Les demoiselles de Saint-Cyr, comédie en cinq actesAlexandre Dumas
• Echoes and prophecies : dramatic sparks struck from the anvil of the times by the hammer of the spiritVirginia Douglass Hyde Vogl
• England preserved: an historical play, in five acts, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent Garden. Written by George WatsonGeorge Watson-Taylor
• Under the aspens : lyrical and dramaticEmily Pfeiffer
• Life of the ruler, Sampson : dramatisedJohn Ritchie
• The King, or, The first Plantagenet : a dramaJoseph Turnley
• The "act time" in Elizabethan theatresThornton Shirley Graves
• The tragedies of Shakespeare; the text of the Oxford edition prepared by W. J. Craig; with introductory studies of the several plays by EdwaWilliam Shakespeare
• Arrah-Na-Pogue; or, The Wicklow wedding, an Irish drama in three actsDion Boucicault
• A tale of two cities. A drama, in two acts and a prologue, adapted from the story of that name by Charles DickensTom Taylor
• The Drama League of America: its inception, purposes, wonderful growth and future. By Mrs. A. Starr BestMarjorie Ayres Best
• Martin Chuzzlewit, or, His wills and his ways, what he did, and what he didn't : a domestic drama in three actsThomas Higgie
• Bordynkáři : Spoužitim figurek ze stejnojmenné humoresky F. Škalouda, jako dramatický obrázek z Chicažské "Plzně" z let devadesatyRudolf Jaromir Pšenka
• Elizabeth Stuart : a dramatic sketchW. E Windus
• Voices of the past : a sacred drama : in three partsJ Wood
• The divine drama and poemsLeonard Allen Compton-Rickett
• Philomela : a lyrical drama in five acts, and poemsLeonard Allen Compton-Rickett
• Sacred dramasAugusta Theodosia Drane
• Valdimar : a poetic dramaRonald Campbell Macfie
• Dramatic works of Richard Brinsley Sheridan, with a short account of his life, by G.C.SRichard Brinsley Sheridan
• The tragedies of Aeschylus. Literally translated with critical and illustrative notes, and an introd. by Theodore alois Buckley. To which isAeschylus
• The fall of Mortimer : an historical play : reviv'd from Mountfort, with alterations : as it is acted at the New Theatre in the Hay-MarketWilliam Hatchett
• Marlowe's influence on the dramaElla Howison Carnall
• The didactic motive of the Aeschylean dramasSusan R Harrison
• Doktor Shtokman (Volksfeind) : Drama v pi͡ati di͡eĭstvīi͡akhHenrik Ibsen
• Fioralisa : a romantic drama in three acts and a pageantArthur Maquarie
• Poems and playsCharles Whitworth Wynne
• The temperance drama : a series of dramas, comedies, and farces, for temperance exhibitions, and home and school entertainmentGeorge Melville Baker
• Faust; a lyric drama in five acts. Book by J. Barbier and M. CarréCharles Gounod
• Gabriele von Belle-Isle oder die verhängnissvolle Wette : Schauspiel in fünf AufzügenAlexandre Dumas
• The Greek Theater at BerkeleyWilliam Dallam Armes
• Sybilla: a romaunt of the town. A demi-dramatic, hemi-hysteric, parti-pathetic, semi-satiric novel in verse, of New York and watering place Thomas C. DeLeon
• Theatrical amusements : with some remarks on the Rev. Henry W. Bellows' address before the Dramatic Fund Society, N.YD. Hayes Agnew
• The class ship; or, "Launched but not anchored", a dramatization of Longfellow's "The building of the ship," for the use of graduating classEdith F. A. U. Painton
• The complete works of Alfred Tennyson, poet laureate : including the dramas "Queen Mary" and "Harold", and all the ballads and poemsAlfred Tennyson
• The poems and dramas of Lord Byron : reprinted from the original editions, with explanatory notes, etcLord Byron
• Shakespere's predecessors in the English drama. London, Smith, Elder & Co., 1884John Addington Symonds