Fletcher, Beaumont & Company, Entertainers to the Jacobean GentryKing's Crown Press, 1947 - 315 Seiten Studies the tragicomedies of Fletcher and Beaumont to fill a gap in the history of the repudiations of the Elizabeth-Stuart playwrights and thus have an additional usefulness for readers of Jacobean drama. |
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Decline of a Reputation | 3 |
REINTERPRETATION | 129 |
The Plays on the Stage Since 1700 | 243 |
Urheberrecht | |
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Aëcius Alfred Harbage Amintor appears Aspatia attitudes audience Beau Beaumont and Company Beaumont and Fletcher Ben Jonson Blackfriars Burning Pestle Chapman Chapter characters Charles Mills Gayley Coleridge Coleridge's collaboration comedy comical satire corpus court critics Cupid's Revenge Cymbeline Darley denouement drama dramatists Dryden Dyce effect Elizabethan Elizabethan-Stuart emotional patterning English essay Faithful Shepherdess Fletcher and Beaumont Fletcher and Company Folio Glover-Waller edition Hazlitt humour Ibid Idem Jacobean John John Dryden Jonson Joseph Quincy Adams King King's King's Men Knight Lamb later London Lucina lyric Macaulay Maid's Tragedy Massinger Maximus Melantius Middleton Miss Hatcher modern mont moral Moreover neo-classical passions pastoral Pericles Philaster playgoers playhouses playwrights plot poems poetic poetry Poets private theatres reader Restoration romantic Rule a Wife Rymer scene Scornful Lady serious plays Shakespeare situations spectators stage Stuart theatrecraft theatrical thought tion tragic tragicomedy treatment Valentinian verse Waith writing wrote York