Great English plays
Subtitle: twenty-three masterpieces from the mysteries to Sheridan (excluding Shakespeare) with three representative plays of the nineteenth century
By: edited with a running commentary by H. F. Rubinstein.
Publisher: V. Gollancz ltd.
Published: 1928
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1136
Subjects: English drama.
Table of contents: title: A Wakefield nativity.; title: Everyman.; title: John, Tyb, and the Curate, by John Heywood.; title: Spanish tragedy, Thomas Kyd.; title: Old wives' tale, George Peele.; title: Doctor Faustus; Edward the Second, by C. Marlowe.; title: Shoemaker's holiday, Thomas Dekker.; title: Yorkshire tragedy.; title: Silent woman, by Ben Jonson.; title: Eastward ho! Ben Jonson, Chapman, and Marston.; title: Maid's tragedy, Beaumont and Fletcher.; title: The chances, John Fletcher.; title: Bondman; New way to pay old debts; by Philip Massinger.; title: White devil, John Webster.; title: 'Tis pity she's a whore, John Ford.; title: Venice preserved, Thomas Otway.; title: Provoked wife, Sir John Vanbrugh.; title: Way of the world, William Congreve.; title: Recruiting officer, George Farquhar.; title: She stoops to conquer, Oliver Goldsmith.; title: School for scandal, R. B. Sheridan.; title: Society, Thomas Robertson.; title: Judah, H. A. Jones.; title: Lady Windermere's fan, Oscar Wilde.