Paratext printed with new English plays, 1660-1700 von Hume, Robert D. 1944-

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Reconstructing contexts the aims and principles of archaeo-historicism von Hume, Robert D.

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A register of English theatrical documents 1660 - 1737 von Milhous, Judith 1944-, Hume, Robert D.

A register of English theatrical documents 1660 - 1737 von Milhous, Judith 1944-, Hume, Robert D.

A register of English theatrical documents 1660 - 1737 von Milhous, Judith 1944-, Hume, Robert D.

The rakish stage studies in English drama, 1660 - 1800 von Hume, Robert D.

Paratext printed with new English plays, 1660-1700 von Hume, Robert D. 1944-

Playwrights' remuneration in eighteenth-century London von Milhous, Judith 1944-, Hume, Robert D.

The impresario's ten commandments continental recruitment for Italian opera in London, 1763 - 64 von Price, Curtis Alexander, Milhous, Judith 1944-, Hume, Robert D.

The development of English drama in the late seventeenth century von Hume, Robert D.

Henry Fielding and the London theatre 1728 - 1737 von Hume, Robert D.

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Producible interpretation eight English plays, 1675 - 1707 von Milhous, Judith 1944-, Hume, Robert D.

Dryden's criticism von Hume, Robert D.

A register of English theatrical documents 1660 - 1737 von Milhous, Judith 1944-, Hume, Robert D.

The publication of plays in London 1660 - 1800 ; playwrights, publishers and the market von Milhous, Judith 1944-, Hume, Robert D. 1944-

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A register of English theatrical documents 1660 - 1737 von Milhous, Judith 1944-, Hume, Robert D.

The development of English drama in the late seventeenth century von Hume, Robert D.

The development of English drama in the late seventeenth century von Hume, Robert D.

The development of English drama in the late seventeenth century von Hume, Robert D.

Plays, poems, and miscellaneous writings associated with George Villiers, second Duke of Buckingham, vol. 1 von Buckingham, George Villiers of 1628-1687

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