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• The champion of Cyrus, a drama in five actsLuke Booker
• Paradise lost; symphonic poem in a prologue and three parts for solo voices, chorus, orchestra and organ. Dramatic poem after John Milton byMarco Enrico Bossi
• Talks about English literature from the earliest times to the present day. Appendix: Three little plays. A sequel to Life in an English boarAnna Brückner
• By the way of the gate; poems and dramas, by Charles CayzerCharles William Cayzer
• The midnight ride, an Irish legend dramatised, with Christmas & New-Year carols, &c.Owen Blayney Cole
• Diabolus amans; a dramatic poemJohn Davidson
• Marcian Colonna, an Italian tale; with three dramatic scenes, and other poems, by Barry Cornwall [pseud.]Barry Cornwall
• A day in Turkey; or, The Russian slaves. A comedy, as acted at the Theatre Royal, in Covent Garden.Mrs. Cowley
• Essays on the drama.William Bodham Donne
• A selective list of books about the theatre and of published plays in English. Comp. to January 1, 1912Drama League of America
• Dramatic works; with an introd. and explanatory notes by Henry WeberJohn Ford
• Guilty or not guilty : a comedy, in five acts. First acted at the Theatre-Royal, Haymarket; May 26th 1804Thomas Dibdin
• The Pierrot of the minute : a dramatic phantasy in one actErnest Christopher Dowson
• Pawns and Cophetua : four poetic playsJohn Drinkwater
• Five playsEdward John Moreton Drax Plunkett Dunsany
• A celebrated case : a drama in prologue and four actsAdolphe d' Ennery
• Dead Timber : and other playsLouis Esson
• The dramatic works of Samuel Foote, esqSamuel Foote
• Merlin : a dramatic poemRalph Macleod Fullarton
• Faust; a dramatic poem. Translated into English prose, with notes, by the late Abraham HaywardJohann Wolfgang von Goethe
• Poems, by Adam Lindsay Gordon. Sea spray and smoke drift. Bush ballads and galloping rhymes. Miscellaneous poems. Ashtaroth: a dramatic lyriAdam Lindsay Gordon
• Granada : a prize poem, recited in the theatre, Oxford, June 19, MDCCCXXXIIIJohn Graham
• Dramatic criticismJ. T. Grein
• The poetical and dramatic worksGerald Griffin
• The morality of Shakespeare's drama illustrated. : In two volumesMrs. Griffith
• The empire of philanthropy. With a portraiture of British excellence as a national example. A dramatic poem, with notesWilliam Seward Hall
• New lamps or old? A few additional words on the momentous question respecting the E and the A in the name of our national dramatistJ. O. Halliwell-Phillipps
• Osbern and Ursyne. A drama in three acts. By John Oliver Hobbes [pseud.]John Oliver Hobbes
• The life of little Justin Hulburd, medium, actor and poet, who was during forty years one of the greatest attractions upon the dramatic stagE. W. b. 1827 Hulburd
• Comedies. By Douglas JerroldDouglas William Jerrold
• He's much to blame, a comedy: in five acts. As performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent GardenThomas Holcroft
• The double disguise, a comic opera in two acts: as it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-LaneMr. Hook
• The pocket Ibsen : a collection of some of the master's best-known dramasHenrik Ibsen
• Plays for amateurs, by Frederick Henry Koch, and Elizabeth A. LayFrederick H. Koch
• Jim and Nell : a dramatic poem in the dialect of North DevonWilliam Frederick Rock
• The foundations of a national drama; a collection of lectures, essays and speeches, delivered in the years 1896-1912 (revised and corrected,Henry Arthur Jones
• Ezzelin; a dramatic poem. By two brothersJupp
• Sandoukt; or, First martyr of Armenia. A melo-drama in five acts, originally from Armenian. Reproduced from memoryH. Y Kabadayan
• Poems and dramatic sketchesJoseph Kindon
• Ernest, the pilgrim: a dramatic poemJ. M King
• Pizarro : The spaniards in Peru; or, The death of Rolla. A tragedy, in five acts : the original of the play performing at the Theatre Royal August von Kotzebue
• Where to find a friend. A comedy. - In five acts. By Richard Leigh, esq. As it is performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury LaneRichard Leigh
• A list of plays suitable for production by high school students, comp. by Margaret Bell Merrill ... and Ethel Watkins ... Pub. with the apprMargaret Bell Merrill
• Shakespeare as a dramatic artist, with an account of his reputation at various periodsThomas R. Lounsbury
• Poems, chiefly dramaticThomas Hill Lowe
• The dramatic worksEdward Bulwer Lytton
• The Lady of Lyons; or, Love and pride. A play. Edited with notes, by Calvin S. Brown. [From the editor's "Later English drama"]Edward Bulwer Lytton
• The dramatic works of Philip Massinger, compleat. In four volumes. Revised, corrected, and all the various editions collated, by Thomas CoxePhilip Massinger
• Plays; adapted for family reading, and the use of young persons, by the omission of objectionable passagesPhilip Massinger
• Public and parlor readings: for the use of dramatic and reading clubs ... Dialogues and dramas. Ed.Lewis B. Monroe
• The 'DXV' prophecy in the Divina commedia (Purg. XXXIII. 37-45)Edward Moore
• Tales from the dramatists, 1580 to 1780Charles Morris
• Doun i' th' Loudons : a drama of country life in five acts, and other pieces (all new)Samuel Mucklebackit
• The orphan of China, a tragedy, as it is performed at the Theatre-Royal in Drury-LaneArthur Murphy
• Poems, chiefly comic and hudibrastic: containing burlesque translations, dramatic pieces, and miscellaniesWalley Chamberlain Oulton
• Three plays , by David Pinski, authorized translation from the Yiddish, by Isaac GoldbergDavid Pinski
• Prometheus unbound : a lyrical dramaL. B. b. 1866 Pemberton
• Critical, poetical, and dramatic worksJohn Penn
• The deaf lover, a farce in two acts; as performed at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. Written by F. PilonFrederick Pilon
• The notorious Mrs. Ebbsmith, a drama in four acts, by Arthur W. PineroArthur Wing Pinero