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• Sir Marmaduke Maxwell, a dramatic poem; The mermaid of Galloway; The legend of Richard Faulder; and Twenty Scottish songs. By Allan CunninghAllan Cunningham
• The complete concordance to Shakespeare : being a verbal index to all the passages in the dramatic works of the poetMary Cowden Clarke
• The crime at Ford's theaterEdward James Kelly
• Madame Surratt, a drama in five acts, by J.W. RogersJames Webb Rogers
• Mr. Lincoln goes to the theaterArt Hemminger
• Octavia Elphinstone : a Manx story, and Lois, a dramaAnne Tallant
• Tragedies and fragments; translated by the late E.H. Plumptre, with notes and rhymed choral odes. In two partsAeschylus
• Le Cid : tragédie en cinq actesPierre Corneille
• A brief view of the English drama : from the earliest period to the present time, with suggestions for elevating the present condition of thF. G. Tomlins
• Tales from the dramatists, 1780 to 1880Charles Morris
• The English drama in the age of ShakespeareWilhelm Creizenach
• Metaphor and simile in the minor Elizabethan drama. Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1895Frederic Ives Carpenter
• Works. Illustrated. Vicar of Wakefield, select poems, and comedies. With introductions, notes, and a life of Oliver Goldsmith, by John FrancOliver Goldsmith
• Plays and games for little folks, Sports of all sorts, Fireside fun, and Singing games. Collected & arranged by Josephine Pollard. IllustratJosephine Pollard
• Drawing-room plays, selected and adapted from the French, by Lady Adelaide Cadogan; illustrated by E. L. ShuteLady Adelaide Cadogan
• A garden of grave and godlie flowers, by Alexander Gardyne. The theatre of Scotish kings, by Alexander Garden. Together with miscellaneous PAlexander Garden
• The annals of the Edinburgh stage with an account of the rise and progress of dramatic writing in ScotlandJames C Dibdin
• A short hand-list of English plays, masques, and pageants, from the time of Queen Elizabeth to the restoration. Printed, but not published, Grolier Club
• The village lawyer; a comedy drama in four actsArthur Lewis Tubbs
• The prodigal son; a comedy in one act, by Harry Kemp, as played at the Little Thimble TheatreHarry Kemp
• Dryden's influence on the dramatical literature of EnglandOtto Riedel
• The magazine and the drama; an indexJames Harry Pence
• Dramatic micellanies [sic] consisting of critical observations on several plays of Shakspeare: With a review of his principal characters, anThomas Davies
• DramasVictor Hugo
• The tragedies of Sophocles : from the GreekSophocles
• Plays, translated by Louise and Alymer MaudeLeo Tolstoy
• Select plays. Edited by W.G. Clark and William Aldis WrightWilliam Shakespeare
• The tragedies of the MediciJohn Edgcumbe Staley
• Rinaldo, an opera. As it is perform'd at the Queens Theatre in LondonGeorge Frideric Handel
• Othello; a tragic opera in two acts. Performed for the first time at the King's Theatre, Opera-House, May, 1822. The translation by W.J. WalGioacchino Rossini
• The Italian in Algiers; a comic opera in two acts. As represented at the King's Theatre, Haymarket, February 1829Gioacchino Rossini
• Don Juan; a grand opera in two acts ... as represented at the King's Theatre, Haymarket, May 1828Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
• The fountain of youth (La flor de la vida) : a poetic drama in three actsSerafín Alvarez Quintero
• The Grecian captive; or, The fall of Athens, as performed at the New York theatreM. M. Noah
• Home dramas for young people. Compiled by Eliza Lee FollenEliza Lee Cabot Follen
• William Shakespeare's sämmtliche dramatische Werke : in drei BändenWilliam Shakespeare
• The lonely guiding star : a legend of the Pyrenean Mountains and other poems, miscellaneous and dramaticWilliam D. S Alexander
• The beauties of modern dramatists : containing all the interesting characters, sentiments, speeches, etc. in the most favourite dramas of ouWalley Chamberlain Oulton
• The dramatic works of William CongreveWilliam Congreve
• A midnight mistake : a melo-drama, in four actsAugustus J Munson
• The goodfellow : a comedy-drama in three actsHarry L. b. 1872 Newton
• Our Kittie : a comedy drama in three actsMinnie Polson
• A Russian romance; a drama in three actsHelen P. Kane
• When the circus came to town : a dramatic comedy in three actsHarry L. Newton
• The New Theater : New YorkNew Theatre
• European characters in French drama of the eighteenth century, by Harry Kurz, PH. DHarry Kurz
• The works of Nicholas Rowe, consisting of his plays and poemsNicholas Rowe
• The tragedie of King Richard the Second. As it hath been publikely acted by the Right Honourable the Lord Chamberlaine his seruantes. By WilWilliam Shakespeare
• Eine Idee des Doctor Ox : Meister Zacharius. Ein Drama in den Lüften. Eine Ueberwinterung im Eise. Eine Mont-Blanc-BesteigungJules Verne
• Better late than never, a comedy. In five acts. As performed at the Theatre-Royal Drury-LaneMiles Peter Andrews
• The combat, drama in five acts, by Georges Duhamel. Authorized translation from the French by Sasha BestGeorges Duhamel
• Lodoiska; an opera, in three acts, performed, for the first time, by His Majesty's servants, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, on Monday, JuStephen Storace
• The dramatist : a comedy in five actsFrederick Reynolds
• The immortal : a dramatic romance, and other poemsJames Nack
• Grandfather Whitehead : an original drama in two actsMark Lemon
• Don Caesar de Bazan; a drama in three acts as produced at the Princess's Theatre, London, at the Park Theatre, New York. With the stage posiM. Dumanoir
• The rent-day : a domestic drama, in three actsDouglas William Jerrold
• 'Twould puzzle a conjurer : a comic drama in two actsJohn Poole
• The Corsican brothers : a dramatic romance in three acts and five tableauxEugène Grangé
• Marco Spada. A drama, in three actsJ. Palgrave Simpson