Representative Plays by American Dramatists
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This volume of Representative Plays by American Dramatists draws on the work of Oliver Bell Bunce (1828-1890), the New York playwright, editor, and author of the once-famous etiquette book Don't. The collection preserves early American stage plays that would otherwise be lost, the working repertory of the nineteenth-century American theatre before it found a literature of its own. Such anthologies are primary sources for the history of American drama.
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- Author
- Oliver Bell Bunce
- Reading time
- About 1 hour
- Pages
- 59
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Literature
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