English Drama. 
 
 A Working Basis. 
 
 Wellesley College, 1896. 
 
LIBRA.RY 
 
 OF THE 
 
 University of California. 
 
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Riiglish Drama, 
 
 A Working Basis, 
 
 Ka tha rine Lee Ba tes. 
 
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 Librar-ian. Department of Bibliography. 
 
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 Copyright, i8g6^ by Katharine Lcc Bates, Wellesley College. 
 
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 PRESS OF S. Q. ROBINSON, BOSTON. 
 

 AlTTnORS, PL5T5 AXD REFERENCES, for 
 
 Pre-Elizabethan Drama. 
 
 Elizabethan Dr^^a^ ^ . 
 
 Jacobean Drama. 
 
 Restoration Drama. 
 
 Eighteenth Century Drama. 
 The Reformed Drama. 
 The New Comedy. 
 Playwrights, Adapters and Triflers 
 
 Nineteenth Century Drama. 
 Georgian. 
 Victorian. 
 
 HOOFvS OF GENERAL REFERENCE.^ 
 
 1. Bibliographical. 
 
 2. Dramatic History and Criticism. 
 
 3. History of the English Theatre. 
 
 4. Stage Polemics. 
 
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Cof>yrighi, iSgb^ by Katharine Lee Bates, Wellesley College. 
 
 
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 PRESS OF S. Q. ROBINSON, BOSTON. 
 
CONTENTS. 
 
 COLLECTIONS OF OLD PLAYS. 
 
 (Chronologically arranged, with alphabetical index). 
 
 GENERAL INDEX TO COLLECTIONS. 
 
 (By titles of plays alphabetically arranged). 
 
 AUTHORS, PLAYS AND REFERENCES, for 
 Pre-Elizabethan Drama. 
 Elizabethan Dma^a^ , , 
 
 Restoration Drama. 
 
 Eighteenth Century Drama. 
 The Reformed Drama. 
 The New Comedy. 
 Playwrights, Adapters and Triflers. 
 
 Nineteenth Century Drama. 
 Georgian. 
 Victorian. 
 
 BOOFvS OF GENERAL REFERENCE.^ 
 
 1. Bibliographical. 
 
 2. Dramatic History and Criticism. 
 
 3. History of the English Theatre. 
 
 4. Stage Polemics. 
 
 nirivsRsiTTl 
 
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Note. The English drama as here handled comprises only what may be 
 termed secular drama. The bibliography of the old religious drama of England, 
 exclusive of Moralities, is thoroughly treated by Prof. Francis H. Stoddard in 
 his References for Students of Miracle Plays and 31ysteries, Library Bulletin, 
 No. 8, University of California. (See also my English Religions Drama, 
 Appendix, Macmillan) . 
 
 It is hoped that the work under the tirst two divisions is tolerably com- 
 plete. The rest is necessarily done on the selective principle. Where, under the 
 third division, a book is noted by author and title only, — as is the case with 
 books several times cited— full data may be found in the fourth division, where 
 the book occurs under its appropriate heading. Authorities on the general 
 subject, as Ward and Collier, are not ordinarily given in individual cases, and, 
 except for special reason, the obvious works of reference, as the Dictionary of 
 National Biography and the Encyclopiedia Britannica, are taken for granted. 
 
 K. L. B. 
 
TJlSriVBRSITYl 
 
 COLLECTIONS OF OLD PLAYS. 
 
 Note.— Compilations of " Beauties of the Stage, " and the like, are not included here, nor 
 the later collections of acting plays. Of these the most voluminous is Lacy's Acting Edition, 
 continued by French. A partial list of the plays so issued, mostly modern, may be found in the 
 card catalogue of the Boston Athenteum Library. Other collections not indexed here, because 
 not accessible to the compilers, are 
 
 Collection of New Plays. London, 1774. 
 
 Cawthorn's Minor British Theatre. London, 1807. 
 
 Gait's New British Theatre. 4 vols. 1814— '15. 
 
 Sinnett's Family Drama. Hamburg, 1834. 
 
 Dicks' Standard Plays. London. 1883. 
 
 ALPHABETICAL INDEX. 
 
 Ancient British drama. Scott. 1810.^ 
 
 Bell. British theatre. 1797, and supplement, n. d. 
 
 Best English plays. 1710 — '21 . 
 
 l?ritish drama. 1853. 
 
 B 11 lien. Old English plays. 18S2. 
 
 Biillen. Old English plays. New series. 1887. -^ " 
 
 Chetvvood. Collection of old plays. 1750. .<-- 
 
 Child. Four old plays. 1848. 
 
 Collier. Five old plays. 1883. 
 
 Cumberland. British theatre. 1829. 
 
 Cumberland. Minor theati'e. n. d. 
 
 Dilke. Old English plays. 1814 — '15. A supplement to Dodsley, 
 
 Dodsley. Old plays. 1744. ^ 
 
 Dodsley. Keed*s edition. 1780. 
 
 Dodsley. Collier's edition. 1825 — '27. 
 
 Dodsley. Hazlitt's editipn. 1874 — '76. 
 
 Farces. 1792. 
 
 Fitzgibbon. Famous Elizabethan plays. 1889. 
 
 Gratiie theatrales. 1G62. 
 
 Hawkins. Origin of the English drama. 1773. j - 
 
 Inchbald. British theatre. 1808. 
 
 Inchbald. Farces. 1809. 
 
 Inchbald. Modern theatre. 1811. 
 
 Keltic. Works of the British dramatists. 1870. 
 
 London stage. 1^24 — '27. 
 
 London theatre. Dibdhi. 1815 — '25. 
 
 Maidment and Logan. Dramatists of the Restoration. 1872 — '79. 
 
 Modern British drama. Scott. 1811. 
 
 New English theatre. 1776 — '77. 
 
 Old English drama. 1825. 
 
 Old plays. 1816. See Dilke, Old English plays. 1814 — '15. z^" 
 
 Oxberry. New English drama. 1818 — '25. 
 
 Scott. Ancient British drama. 1810. 
 
 Scott. Modern British drama. Ibll. 
 
6 English Drama. — A Wor/cinr/ Basis. 
 
 Simpson. School of Shakspere. 1878. 
 
 Six old plays. Published by J. Nichols. 1779. '^"^^ 
 
 Tauchnitz. Doubtful plays of Shakespeare. 1869. 
 
 Thayer. Best Elizabethan plays. 1890. 
 
 White. Old English drama. 1860. ,/' 
 
 COLLECTIONS. 
 
 ( Chronologically arranged J. 
 
 Gratite theatrales : or, a choice ternary of English plays, composed upon 
 especial occasions, by several ingenious persons. Lond. 1662. 
 
 A collection of the best Euglish plays. 10 vols. 1710 — '21. 
 
 Dodsley, R. A select collection of old plays. 12 vols. Lond. 1744. 
 
 Chetwrood, William Rufus. A select collection of old plays. Dublin. 1750. 
 
 Hawkins, T. Origin of the English drama, illustrated l)y specimens. 3 vols. 
 Oxford. 1773. 
 
 The new^ English theatre. 12 vols. Lond. 1776 — '77. Containing the most 
 valuable plays which have been acted on the London stage. / 
 
 Six old plays on which Shakespeare founded his Measure for measure. Comedy 
 of errors. Taming of the shrew, King John, King Henry Y., King Henry 
 VI., King Lear. 2 vols, in 1. Lond. 1779. /--^ 
 
 Dodsley's old plays. (Reed's Dodsley.) 12 vols. 1780. The second edition, 
 corrected and collated with the old copies, with notes critical and 
 explanatory, by Isaac Reed. 
 
 A collection of the most esteemed farces. Ediub. 1792. 6 vols. 
 
 Bell's British theatre. Consisting of the most esteemed English plays. 34 vols. 
 Lond. 1797. 
 
 Supplement to Bell's British theatre. 6 vols., n. d. Consisting of the most 
 esteemed farces and entertainments now performing on the British stage. 
 / The British theatre; or, A collection of plays which are acted at the Theatres 
 Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket. Printed under 
 the authority of the managers for the prompt book, with biographical 
 and critical remarks by Mrs. Elizabeth Inchbald. 25 vols. Lond. Long- 
 mans. 1808. 
 
 A collection of farces and other afterpieces, which are acted at the Theatres 
 Royal, Drury Lane, Covent Garden and Haymarket. Printed under 
 the authority of the managers from the prompt book. Selected by Mrs. 
 Elizabeth Inchbald. 7 vols. Lond. Longmans. 1809. 
 
 Scott, Sir W. The ancient British drama. 3 vols. Lond. _W. MHler. 1810.1 
 */ Scott, Sir W. Modem British drama. 5 vols. L<5nd. W.Miller. 1811. "* 
 V Inchbald, Mrs. Elizabeth. 10 vols. The modern theatre ; a collection of success- 
 ful modern plays, as acted at the Theatres Royal, London. Printed from 
 the prompt books under the authority of the managers. 1811. 
 
 Dilke, C. W. Old English plays ; being a selection from the early dramatic 
 writers. (A continuation of Dodsley's collection). 6 vols. Lond. 
 Rodwell. 1814 — '15. 
 ^ The Loudon theatre. A collection of the most celebrated dramatic pieces cor- 
 rectly given, from copies used in the theatres. By Thomas Dibdin of the 
 Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 12 vols. 1816 — '25. 
 
English Drama.— A Working Basis. 7 
 
 Oxberry, W. The new British drama; with prefatory remarks, biographical 
 sketches, and notes, critical and explanatory. Being the only edition 
 existing which is faithfully marked with the stage business and stage 
 directions, as performed at the Theatres lloyal. 22 vols. Lond. Simp- 
 kin. 181S — '25. 
 " The London stage. A collection of the most reputed tragedies, comedies, 
 operas, melo-dramas, farces and interludes. Accurately printed from 
 acting copies, as performed at the Theatres Royal, and carefully collated 
 and revised. 4 vols. Lond. Sherwood. 1824 — '27. 
 
 The old English drama. A selection of plays from the old English dramatists. 
 2 vols. Lond. Baldwyn, 1824. llurat, Kobinson & Co. 1825. 
 ' Dodsley's Old plays. (Collier's Dodsley). A new edition, with additional notes 
 % and corrections, by the late Isaac Heed, Octavius Gilchrist, and J. P. 
 
 Collier. 12 vols. Lond. S. Prowett. 1825 — '27. 
 
 Cumberland, John. (Pub.) British theatre. With remarks, biographical and 
 critical, by George Daniel. Printed from the acting copies, as performed 
 at the Theatres lioyal. 41 vols. Lond. 1829. For contents, see Vey^io^\\' 
 Institute Library Catalogue. Baltimore, 1883. Part 1., pp. 848, 849. 
 /Cumberland, John. (Pub.) Minor theatre. With remarks, biographical and 
 critical, by George Daniel. Printed from the acting copies, as performed 
 at the metropolitan minor theatres. 15 vols. Lond. n. d. For con- 
 tents, see Peabody Institute Library Catalogue. Baltimore. 1883. Part 
 I., pp. 849, 850. 
 
 White, Thomas. Old English drama. 4 vols. Lond. 1830. Hurst. 2 vols. 1830. 
 
 Collier, J. P. Five old plays, forming a supplement to the collections of Dodsley 
 and others. Edin. and Lond. Roxburghe Club. 1833. 
 
 Child, Francis J. Four old plays. Cambridge, Mass. 1848. 
 v/ British drama : a collection of tragedies, comedies, operas and farces. 2 vols. 
 Philadelphia. 1853. 
 
 Doubtful plays of W. Shakespeare. Tauchnitz edition. Leipzig. 1869. 
 
 Keltic, John S. Works of the British dramatists. Edin. 1870. Lond. Simpkin. 
 
 Maidment and Logan, Dramatists of the Restoration. 14 vols. Edin. and 
 Lond. Sotheran. 1872 — '79. 
 ]/ Dodsley's Old plays. (Hazlitt's Dodsley). Xow first chronologically arranged, 
 revised and enlarged, with the notes of all the commentators, and new 
 notes by W. Carew Ilazlitt. 15 vols. Lond. Reeves and Turner. 
 1874— '76. 157/6. 
 
 Simpson, R. School of Shakspere. 2 vols. Lond. Chatto. 1878. 
 
 BuUen, A. H. Old P^nglish plays. 4 vols. Lond. Nimmo. 1882. 
 
 Builen,A. H. Old English plays. New series. 3 vols. Lond. Nimmo. 1887. 
 
 Fitzgibbou,II. M. Famous Elizabethan plays. Lond. W.H.Allen. 1889. 
 
 Thayer, William Roscoe. The best Elizabethan plays. 1 vol. Boston. Ginn. 
 1890. 
 
 ^TJHIVBRSITT 
 
GENERAL INDEX TO COLLECTIONS. 
 
 (BY TITLES OF PLAYS). 
 
 Abra-mule. Best Eug. plays, *5. 
 
 Abroad and at home, London stage, 4. 
 
 Absent man. Farces, 1792, 6. 
 'Action and Diana. Chetwood. 
 
 Adopted child. Inchbald, Farces, 6. Loudon stage, 1. 
 
 Adventures of five hours. Best Eug. plays, 8; Dodsley, 1744, 12; Doddey, 1780, 
 12; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 3; Collier's Dodsley, 12; Uazlitt's Dodsley, 15. 
 
 Albertus Wallenstein. Old Eug. dr., 2. 
 
 Albina. Bell, 1797, 29. 
 
 Albion queens. Bell, 1797, 22. 
 
 Albovine. Maidment and L., Davenant, 1. 
 
 Albumazar, Dodsley, 1744, 9; Dodsley, 1780, 7; Scott, Auc. Br. dr., 2; Collier's 
 Dodsley, 7; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 11. 
 
 Alchymist, Bell, 1797, 1 ; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 3; Keltic, 1870; Thayer, 1890. 
 
 Alexander and Campaspe. ISee Campaspe. 
 
 Alexander the Great. Inchbald, Br. th., 6; Lond. th., 1; Oxberry,3; London 
 stage, 1; Brit, dr., 1853, 2. 
 
 All fools. Dodsley, 1780, 4; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 2; Collier's Dodsley, 4. 
 
 All for love. Best Eng. plays, 3; New Eug. th., 8; Bell, 1797, 16; Inchbald, Br. 
 th., 6; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1; London th., 1; London stage, 3; Brit, 
 dr., 1853, 2. 
 
 All in the wrong. Bell, 1797, 12; Inchbald, Br. th., 15; London th., 1; Oxberry, 
 20 ; London stage, 2. 
 
 All mistaken. Dodsley, 1744, 12 ; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 15. 
 
 All the world's a stage. Bell's suppl., 4; Inchbald, Farces, 4; Loudon stage, 1; 
 Brit, dr., 1853, 2; Farces, 1792, 4. 
 
 Alzira. Bell, 1797, 7; Brit, dr., 1853, 2. 
 
 Ambitious statesman. Maidment and L., Crowne, 3. 
 
 Ambitious step-mother. Bell, 1797, 25. 
 
 Amends for ladies. White, Old Eug. dr., 2; Five old plays, (Collier's); Haz- 
 litt's Dodsley, 11. 
 
 Amintas. Farces, 1792, 6. 
 -Amphitryon. Best Eng. plays, 4; New Eng. th., 9; Bell, 1797, 21. 
 
 Anatomist. Bell's suppl., 1 ; Farces, 1792, 1. 
 
 Andromana. Dodsley, 1744, 11; Dodsley, 1780, 11; Scott, Auc. Br. dr., 3; Haz- 
 litt's Dodsley, 14. 
 
 Andronicus Comnenius. Maidment and L., Wilson. 
 
 Animal magnetism. Loudon stage, 4. 
 
 Antiquary. Dodsley, 1744, 7; Dodsley, 1780, 10; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 3; Collier's 
 Dodsley, 10; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 13; Maidment and L., Marmion. 
 
 Antonio and Mellida. Dilke, Old Eng. plays, 2; Keltic, 1870. 
 
 Antonio's revenge. Keltic, 1870. 
 
 Antony and Cleopatra. Inchbald, Br. th., 4. 
 
 Appearance is against them. London stage, 4. 
 
 * The final number denotes the vol. of the collection. 
 
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 * English Drama.— A Working Basis. 9 
 
 Appiusand Virgiuia. Dilke, Old Eng.pl., 5; Collier's Dodsley, 12; Hazlitt's 
 
 Dodsley, 4. 
 Apprentice. Bell's suppl., 1; Inchbald, Farces, 3; Scott, Mod. Br., dr., 5; London 
 
 th., 1; London stage, 4; Brit, dr., 1853, 1; Farces, 1792, 1. 
 Arden of Feversham. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2; London stage, 2; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 Artaxerxes. Oxberry, 22. 
 
 As you like it. Inchbald, Br. th., 3; Oxberry, 7. 
 Aurenge-zebe. Best Eng. plays, 3. 
 
 Author. Bell's suppl., 3; Inchbald, Farces, 7; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Farces, 
 . 1792, 3. 
 
 Ball. Old Eng. dr., 1. 
 
 Bank note. Inchbald, Mod. th., 9. 
 
 Barbarossa. New Eng. th., 8; Bell, 1797, 26; Inchbald, Br. th., 15; Scott, Mod. 
 
 Br. dr., 2; London stage, 2; British dr., 1853, 1. 
 Barnaby Brittle. Farces, 1792, 5. 
 Bashful man. London stage, 4. 
 Battle of Hastings. Bell, 1797, 0. 
 Battle of Hexham. Inchbald, Br. th., 20. 
 
 Beaux' stratagem. Best Eng. plays, 10; New Eng. th., 5; Bell, 1797, 10; Inch- 
 bald, Br. th.,8; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 4; London th., 1; Oxberry, 7; 
 
 London stage, 2; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 Beggar's opera. Bell, 1797, 11; Inchbald, Br. th., 12; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; 
 
 London th., 1; Oxberry, 2; London stage, 1; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 Belles' stratagem. Inchbald, Br. th., 19; London th., 1; Oxberry, 6; London 
 
 stage, 2; Br. dr., 1853,1. 
 Iphegor. Maidment and L., Wilson. 
 Bertram. Oxberry, 22. 
 Bethsabe. Keltic, 1870. 
 Better late than never. London stage, 3. 
 
 Bird in a cage. Dodsley, 1744, 9; Dodsley, 1780, 8; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 1. 
 Birth-day. Inchbald, Farces, 2. 
 Birth of Merlin. Doubtful plays. Tauchnitz. 
 Blind boy. Inchbald, Farces, 1. 
 Blue beard. Oxberry, 21. 
 Blue devils. Oxberry, 15. 
 Blurt, master constable. Chetwood. 
 Boadicea. Bell, 1797, 2; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2. 
 Boarding school. Farces, 1792, 5. 
 
 Bold stroke for a husband. Inchbald, Br. th., 19; London stage, 3. 
 Bold stroke for a wife. New Eng. th., 1; Bell, 1797, 12; Inchbald, Br. th., 11; 
 
 Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 4; London th.,2; Oxberry, 7; London stage, 1; Brit. 
 
 dr., 1853, 1. 
 Bondman. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1. 
 Bon ton; or high life above stairs. Bell's suppl., 4; Inchbald, Farces, 5; Scott, 
 
 Mod. Br. dr., 6 : Oxberry, 15 ; London stage, 3 ; Brit, dr., 1853, 1 ; Farces, 
 
 1792, 4. 
 Bonduca. Bell, 1797, 33; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1. 
 Box lobby challenge. Inchbald, Mod. th., 5. 
 Braganza. London stage, 4; Inchbald, Mod. th.,G. 
 Bride. Bullen, n. s., 2. 
 
 Britannia triumphans. Maidment and L., Davenant, 2. 
 liroken heart. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1 ; White, Old Eng. dr., 2. 
 
10 English Drama.— A Working Basu. 
 
 Brothers. Keltie, 1870. By Shirley. 
 
 Brothers. By Young. Boll, 1797, 30; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2. 
 
 Brothers. New. Eng. th., 12 (?); Bell, 1797,12, (Cumberland); Inchbald, Br. 
 
 th., 18, (Cumberland); Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 4, (Cumberland); Lond. 
 
 th., 1; Loudon stage, 2; Brit, dr., 1853,2. 
 Bucks have at ye all. Bell's suppl., 4; Farces, 1792, 4. 
 Busiris. Bell, 1797, 29. 
 Bussy d'Ambois. Dilke, Old Kng. pi., 3. 
 Busy body. New Eng. th., 1; Bell, 1797, KJ: Inchbald, Br. th., 11; Scott, Mod. 
 
 Br. dr., 4; London th., 2; Oxberry, G; London stage, 2. 
 
 Caligula. Maidment and L., Crowue, 4. 
 
 Calisto. Maidment and L., Crowne, 1. 
 ■ Calisto and Meliboea. riazlitt's Dodsley, 1. 
 
 Cambises. Hawkins, 1; Uazlitt's Dodsley, 4. 
 
 Campaspe. Dodsley, 1744, 2; Dodsley, 1780, 2; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 1; Collier's. 
 Dodsley, 2; Keltie, 1S70. 
 
 Candlemas day. Hawkins, L 
 
 Captain. (Heywood). Bullen, 1882, 4. 
 
 Captain O'Blunder. Bell's suppl., 3; Farces, 1792, 3. 
 
 Captain T. Stukely. Simpson's School, 1. 
 
 Captain Underwit. Bullen, 1882, 2. 
 
 Caractacus. Bell, 1797, 31 ; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2. 
 
 Careless husband. Best. Eng. plays, 9; New Eng. th., 7: Bell, 1797, 8; Inch- 
 bald, Br. th., 9; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 3; London stage, 3; Brit, dr., 1853,2. 
 f Carmelite. Bell, 1797, IG; London stage, 4; Inchbald, Mod. th., 5. 
 ( ^ Castle of Andalusia. Inchbald, Br. th., 22. 
 '' Castle of Sorrento. London stage, 4. 
 '^Castle spectre. Oxberry, 4; London stage, 1. 
 
 Cato. New Eng. th., 10; Bell, 1797, 3; Inchbald, Br. th., 8; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 
 1; London th., 3; Oxljerry, 17; London stage, 2; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 
 Challenge for beauty. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., G. 
 
 Chances. Best Eng. plays, G; New Eng. th., 11; Bell, 1797, 11; Inchbald, Br. 
 th., G; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 3; London stage, 4; Brit, dr., 1853, 2. 
 
 Changeling. Dilke, Old Eng. plays, 4. 
 
 Chaplet. Bell's suppl., 1 ; Farces, 1792, 1. 
 
 Chapter of accidents. Bell, 1797, 34; London th., 2; Oxberry, 18; London stage, 
 2; Inchbald, Mod. th.,9. 
 
 Charles I. Bell, 1797, 19; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2. 
 
 Charles VIII. of France. Maidment and L., Crowne, 1. 
 
 Cheats. Maidment and L., Wilson. 
 
 Cheats of Scapin. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; London stage, 4. 
 
 Chiehevache and Bycome. Collier's Dodsley, 12. 
 
 Child of nature. Inchbald, Farces, 1 ; London stage, 2. 
 
 Choleric man. Bell, 1797, 4. 
 
 Chrononhotonthologos. Bell's suppl., 2; Farces, 1792,2; Loudon stage, 3; Scott, 
 Mod. Br. dr., 5. 
 
 Citizen. Bell's suppl., 3; Inchbald, Farces, 4; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; London th., 
 2; Oxberry, 11; London stage, 1; Farces, 1792,3. 
 
 City madam. Dodsley, 1744,8. 
 
 City match. Dodsley, 1744, 10; Dodsley, 1780, 9; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 2; Col- 
 lier's Dodsley, 9; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 13. 
 
 City nightcap. Dodsley, 1744,9; Dodsley, 1780, 11; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 3; 
 Collier's Dodsley, 11; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 13; Bullen, n. s., 3. 
 
EiKjUsh Dravia.—A Wnrkimj Basis. JI 
 
 City politicks. Maidment and L., Growue, 2. 
 
 City wives' confederacy. Brit, dr., 1853, 2. 
 
 Clandestine marriaj^e. Bell, 1797, 14; Inchbahl, Br. th., 16; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 
 4; London th., 2; Oxherry, 5; London staj?e, 1; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 
 Cleone. Bell, 1797, 5; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2. 
 
 Cleouice. Bell, 1797,24. 
 
 Comedy of errors. Inchbald, Br. th., 1. 
 
 Commissary. Bell's suppl., 4; ScoLt, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Farces, 1792, 4. 
 
 Committee. New En^^ th., 5; Bell, 1797, 20; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 3. 
 
 (omns. Bell, 1797, 1; Bell's suppl.,4, (Coleman's) ; Inchbald, Farces, 7, (Cole- 
 man's); Scott, 3Iod. Br. dr., 5, (Coleman's); Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2, 
 (Milton's); London th., 2, (Coleman's); London stage, 2; Brit, dr., 
 1853,2; Farces, 1792,4. 
 
 ( onlederacy. New Eng. th., 11; Bell, 1797, 22; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 3; London 
 th., 2; Oxberry, 12; London stage, 3. 
 
 Conllict of conscience. Hazlitt's Dodsley, H. 
 
 Conscious lovers. New Eng. th., 1; Bell, 1797, 13; Inchbald, Br. th., 12; Scott, 
 3Iod. Br. dr., 4; London th., 2; London stage, 2. 
 
 Constant couple. Best Eng. plays, 10; New Eng. th., 9; Bell, 1797, 16; Inchbald, 
 Br. th., 8; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 4; London th., 3; London stage, 2. 
 
 Contention betw. lil^erality and prodigality. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 8. 
 
 Contrivances. Bell's snppl., 4; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; London stage, 4 ; Farces, 
 1792, 4. 
 
 ( ooper. Farces, 1792, 6. 
 
 Coriolanus. Inchbald, Br. th.,5; Oxberry, 8. 
 
 Cornelia. Dodsley, 1744, 11; Dodsley, 1780, 2; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 5. 
 
 ( ostlie whore. Bullen, 1882, 4. 
 
 Count of Narbonne. Inchbald, Br. th., 20; London th., 3; London stage, 3. 
 
 Countess of Salisbury. Bell, 1797, 18; Inchbald, Br. th., 16; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2. 
 
 Country girl. Bell, 1797, 13; Inchbald, Br. th., 16; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 3; London 
 th., 3; Oxberry, 8; London stage, 1 ; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 
 ( ounti-y lasses. Bell, 1797, 9. 
 
 < ountry wife. New Eng. th., 11. 
 
 ( ountry wit. Maidnient and L., Crowne, 3. 
 Covent garden. Bullen, n. s., 1. 
 -Creusa. Bell, 1797, 34. 
 Critic. Inchbald, Farces, 3; Scotty'Mod. Br. dr., 5; London th., 3; Oxberry, 9; 
 
 London stage, 1; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 Cross purposes. London stage, 2; Farces, 1792, 6. 
 ( rowne for a conquerour. Bullen, n. s., 3. 
 
 < ruel l)rother. Maidment and L., Davenant, 1. 
 Cunning man. Bell's suppl., 2; Farces, 1792, 2. 
 ( ure for the heart. Inchbald, Br. th., 25. 
 
 < urf ew. London stage, 4. 
 
 < ymbeliue. Inchbald, Br. th., 4; Oxl)erry, 12. 
 
 < ymon. Bell, 1797, 23; Bell's suppl., 3; London th.,3; London stage, 3; Farces, 
 
 1792, 3. 
 ( yrus. Bell, 1797, 24. 
 
 Damon and Phillida. Farces, 1792, 5. 
 
 Damon and Pithias. Dodsley, 1744, 1; Dodsley, 1780, 1; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 1; 
 
 Collier's Dodsley, 1; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 4. 
 Daphne and Amintor. Farces, 1792, 5. 
 
12 English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
 Darius. Maidment and L., Crowne, 3. 
 
 David and Bethsabe. Hawkins, 2. 
 
 De Montfort. Inchbald, Br. th., 24. 
 
 Deaf and dumb. Oxberry, 6; London stage, 1. 
 
 Deaf lover. London stage, 3. 
 
 Death of Robert, Earl of Huntington. Five old plays, (Collier) ; Hazlitt's 
 
 Dodsley, 8. 
 Delinquent. Inchbald, Mod. th., 2. 
 Desert Island. Farces, 1792, 5. 
 
 Deserted daughter. Inchbald, Br. th., 24; London stage, 3. 
 Deserter. Bell's suppl., 4; Inchbald, Farces, 2; Oxberry, 11; London stage, 1 ; 
 
 Farces, 1792, 4. 
 Destruction of Jerusalem, Parts 1 and 2. Maidment and L., Crowne, 2. 
 Deuce is in him. Bell's suppl., 1; Inchbald, Farces, 6; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; 
 
 London stage, 3; Brit, dr., 1853, 1; Farces, 1792, 1. 
 Devil to pay. Bell's suppl., 2; Inchbald, Farces, 5; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Lon- 
 don th., 3; Oxberry, 21; London stage, 1; Brit, dr., 1853,1; Farces, 
 
 1792, 2. 
 Devil upon two sticks. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5. 
 Dick of Devonshire. BuUen, 1882, 2. 
 Dido, queen of Carthage. Old Eng. dr., 2. 
 Discovery. Bell, 1797, 5. 
 Disobedient child. Hazlitt's "Dodsley, 2. 
 Distracted emperor. Bullen, 1882, 3. 
 Distracted state. Maidment and L., Tatham. 
 Distresses. Maidment and L., Davenant, 4. 
 Distrest mother. New Eng. th.,6; Bell, 1797, 6; Inchbald, Br. th., 7; Scott, 
 
 Mod. Br. dr., 1; London th., 4; Oxberry, 5; London stage, 4; Brit, dr., 
 
 1853, 2. 
 Doctor and the apothecary. Inchbald, Farces, 6; London stage, 2; Brit, dr., 
 
 1853, 1. 
 Doctor Faustus. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., 1 ; White, Old Eng. dr., 4. {See also 
 
 Faustus). 
 Dr. Last in his chariot. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Farces, 1792, 5. 
 Don Sebastian. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1. 
 Double dealer. Best Eng. plays, 7; New Eng. th., 9; Bell, 1797, 28; Scott, Mod. 
 
 Br. dr., 3; London th., 3; London stage, 4. 
 Double gallant. New Eng. th., 9; Bell, 1797, 10; London th., 3. 
 Douglas. New Eng. th., 10; Bell, 1797, 3; Inchbald, Br. th., 16; Scott, Mod. Br. 
 
 dr., 2; London th., 4; Oxberry, 12; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 Downfall of the Earl of Huntington. Five old plays, (Collier's) ; Hazlitt's 
 
 Dodsley, 8. 
 Dragon of Wantley. London stage, 2 ; Farces, 1792, 5. 
 Dramatist. Inchbald, Br. th., 20. 
 Drummer. New Eng. th., 7; Bell, 1797, 22; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 4; Br. dr., 
 
 1853, 2. 
 Duchess of Malfi. Keltic, 1870 ; Thayer, 1890. 
 
 Duenna. Inchbald, Br. th., 19; Oxberry, 2; London stage, 1; Brit, dr., 1853, 2. 
 Duke and no duke. Farces, 1792, 5. 
 
 Duke of Milan. London th., 4; London stage, 2, Keltic, 1870. 
 Dumb knight. Dodsley, 1744, 6; Dodsley, 1780, 4; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 2; Col- 
 lier's Dodsley, 4; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 10. 
 Dumb lady. Maidment and L., Lacy. 
 
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 English Drama.— A Working Basis. 13 
 
 Duplicity. London stage, 4; Inchhuld, Mod. th., 4. 
 
 Karl of Essex. New Eng. th., 8 ; Bell, 1797, ; Inchbald, Br. th., 22 ; Scott, Mod. 
 
 Br. dr., 2; London th., 4; London stage, 3; Brit, dr., 1853, 2. 
 Karl of Warwick. Bell, 1797, 17; Inchbald, Br. th., 19; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2; 
 
 London th., 4; London stage, 3. 
 Eastward hoe. Dodsley, 1744, 4; Dodsley, 1780, 4; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 2; Col- 
 lier's Dodsley, 4. 
 Edgar and Emmeliue. Bell's suppl., 4; Inchbald, Farces, 6; Farces, 1792, 4. 
 Edward and Eleonora. Bell, 1797, 32. 
 Edward I. Collier's Dodsley, 11 ; White, Old Eng. dr., 4. 
 Edward II. Dodsley, 1744, 2; Dodsley, 1780, 2; Scott, An. Br. dr., 1; Collier's 
 
 Dodsley, 2; Keltic, 1870. • 
 
 Edward HI. Doubtful plays. Tauchnitz. 
 Edward lY. Heywood. Sh. soc, '42. 
 Edward the Black Prince. Bell, 1797,9; Inchbald, Br. th., 14; London th., 4; 
 
 London stage, 4. 
 Elfrida. Bell, 1797, 34; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2. 
 Ella Rosenburg. Inchbald, Farces, 1. 
 Elvira. Dodsley, 1744, 12 ; Dodsley, 1780, 12; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 3; Collier's 
 
 Dodsley, 12; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 15. 
 Endymion ; or the Man in the moon. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., 2. 
 England preserved. Inchbald, Mod. th., 8. 
 English friar. Maidment and L., Crovvne,4. 
 English merchant. Inchbald, Mod. th., 9. 
 English traveller. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., 6. 
 
 Englishman in Paris. Bell's suppl., 3; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Farces, 1792, 3. 
 Englishman returned from Paris. Bell's suppl., 3 ; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5 ; Farces, 
 
 1792, 3. 
 Englishmen for my money. White, Old Eng. dr., 1; HazHtt's Dodsley, 10. 
 Entertainment at Rutland house. Maidment and L., Davenant, 3. 
 Ephesian matron. Farce's, 1792, 6. 
 Eurydice. Bell, 1797, 26. 
 
 Evadne. Oxberry, 14. ~^ 
 
 Everie woman in her humor. Bullen, 1882, 4. 
 Everyman. Hawkins, 1: Hazlitt's Dodsley, 1. • 
 
 Everyman in his humour. New Eng. th., 5; Bell, 1797, 4; Inchbald, Br. th., 5; 
 
 Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 3; London th., 4; Oxberry, 16; London stage, 3; 
 
 Brit, dr., 1853, 2; Keltic, 18>70. 
 Every one has his fault. Inchbald, Br. th., 23; Oxberry, 16; Loudon stage, 2. 
 
 Fair Apostate. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2. 
 
 Fair Em. Chetvvood; Simpson's school, 2. 
 
 Fair favorite. 3Iaidment and L., Davenant, 4. 
 
 Fair penitent. New Eng. th., 2; Bell, 1797, 3; Inchbald, Br. th.j 10; Scott, Mod. 
 
 Br. dr., 1; London th., 5; Oxberry, 21; London stage, 2; Brit, dr., 
 
 1853, 1. 
 Fair quaker of Deal. Bell, 1797, 14. 
 Fall of man. jSee State of innocence. 
 False delicacy. Bell, 1797, 30. 
 
 False impressions. London stage, 4; Inchbald, Mod. th., 5. 
 False one. Scott, Mod. Br., dr. 1. 
 
 Falsta^s wedding. Bell, 1797, 31 ; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 4. 
 .JTarm house. Inchbald, Farces, 6; London stage, 2. 
 
 ■ ""riVBRSITT' 
 
 r«i«i9 
 
14 English Drama.— A Workinfj Basis. 
 
 Farmer. Inchbakl, Farces, 2. 
 
 Farmer's wife. London th., 5; London stage, 4. 
 
 Fashional)le levities. Incbbald, Mod. th., 10. 
 
 Fashionable lover. Bell, 1797, 18; Loudon th., 4; London stage, 2. 
 
 Fatal Curiosity. Bell, 1797, 23; Incbbald, Br. th., 11; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2; 
 
 London stage, 3; Br. dr., 1853, 1. 
 Fatal dowry. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1. 
 Faustus. (Marlowe). Keltic, 1870. 
 Ferrex and Porrex. DodsJey, 1744, 2; Hawkins, 2; Dodsley, 1780, 1; Scott, 
 
 Auc. Br. dr., 1; Collier's Dodsley, 1. 
 Fine Companion. Maidment and L., Marmion. 
 First floor. Inchbald, Farces, 6; London stage, 3; Br. dr., 1853, 2. 
 First love. Inchbald, Br. th'., 18; London stage, 3. 
 
 Flora; or Hob in the well. Bell's suppl., 4; Inchbald, Farces, 5; Farces, 1792, 4. 
 Florizel and Perdita. Bell's suppl., 1; Farces, 1792, 1. 
 Follies of a day. Oxberry, 13; London stage, 2. 
 Folly as it flies. Inchbald, Mod. th., 2. 
 Fountainbleau. Inchbald, Br. th., 22. 
 Fortune's fool. Inchbald, Mod. th., 2. 
 
 Fortune's frolic. London th.,5; Oxberry, 13; London stage, 2; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 Foundling. Bell, 1797, 11; Inchbald, Br. th., 14; Loudon stage, 8. 
 FourP's. Dodsley, 1744, 1 ; Dodsley, 1780, 1 ; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 1; Collier's 
 
 Dodsley,!; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 1. 
 Four prentises of London. Dodsley, 1780, 6 ; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 3; Collier's 
 
 Dodsley, 6. 
 Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay. Collier's Dodsley, 8; Keltic, 1870. 
 Fugitive. Inchbald, 3Iod. th., 8. 
 
 Fuimus Troes. Dodsley, 1744, 3; Dodsley, 1780, 7; Collier's Dodsley, 7. 
 Funeral. Best Eng. plays, 10; New Eng. th., 7; Bell, 1797, 27; Scott, Mod. Br. 
 
 dr., 4. 
 
 Gamester. Dodsley, 1744, 9; New Eug. th., 4; Dodsley, 1780, 9; Bell, 1797, 10; 
 Inchbald, Br. th., 14, (Moore) ; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 2, (Shirley) ; Scott, 
 Mod. Br. dr., 2, (Moore) ; London th., 5, (Moore) ; Oxberry, 18, (Moore) ; 
 London stage, 1 ; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 
 Gamesters. Bell, 1797,6. 
 
 Gammer Gurton's needle. Dodsley, 1744, 1; Hawkins, 1; Dodsley, 1780, 2; 
 Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 1; Collier's Dodsley, 2; White, Old Eng. dr., 1; Haz- 
 litt's Dodsley, 3. 
 
 Gentle shepherd. Bell, 1797, 25. 
 
 George a Green. Dodsley, 1744, 1; Dodsley, 1780, 3; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 1; 
 Collier's Dodsley, 3. 
 
 George Barnwell. New Eng. th., 6; Bell, 1797, 14; Inchlnild, Br. th., 11 ; Scott, 
 Mod. Br. dr., 2; Oxberry, 17; London stage, 2; Br. dr., 1853, 1. 
 
 Ghost, fr. Mrs. Centlivre's • Man bewitched.' Farces, 1792, G. 
 
 Giovanni in London. London stage, 3. 
 
 Goblins. Dodsley, 1744, 7; Dodsley, 1780, 10; Collier's Dodsley, 10. 
 
 God's promises. Dodsley, 1744, 1 ; Dodsley, 1780, 1; Collier's Dodsley, 1; Haz- 
 litt's Dodsley, 1. 
 
 Golden pippin. Bell's suppl., 3; Farces, 1792, 3. 
 
 Good-natured man. Bell, 1797, 17; Inchbald, Br. th., 17; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 4; 
 London th., 5; Loudon stage, 2. 
 
 Gorboduc. &'ee Ferrex and Porrex. 
 
English Drama.— A Working Basis. 16 
 
 Great mogul. ISee Aurenge-zehe. 
 
 Grecian daughter. New Eng. tb., 12; Bell, 1797, 4; Inchhald, Br. tb., 15; Scott, 
 
 Mod. Br. dr., 2; London th., 5; Oxberry, 14; London stage, 3; Br. dr., 
 
 1H53, 1. 
 Green's Tu quoque. Dodsley, 1744, 3; Dodsley, 1780,7; Scott, Auc. Br. dr., 2; 
 
 ^ Collier's Dodsley, 7; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 11. 
 Grim, the collier of Croydon. Gratiae th., Dodsley, 1744, 5; Dodsley, 1780,11; 
 
 Scott, Auc. lir. dr., 3; Colliers Dodsley, 11; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 8. 
 Guardian. Dodsley, 1744, 8; Bell's suppl., 1; Inchbald, Farces, 4; Scott, Mod. 
 
 Br. dr., 5; London th., 5; Loudon stage, 3; Br. dr., 1853, 1; Farces, 
 
 1792, 1. 
 Gustavus Vasa. Bell, 1797, 32; Inchlrald, Br. th., 7; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2; 
 
 London stage, 3; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 Guy Mannering, Oxberry, 12. 
 
 Hamlet. Best Eng. plays, 1; Inchbald, Br. th., 1; Oxberry, 3. 
 
 Hanuil)al and Scipio. Bullen, n. s., 1. 
 
 Hartford bridge. Inchbald, Farces, 3. 
 
 Haunted tower. Loudon stage, 2. 
 
 He's much to blame. London stage, 4; Inchbald, Mod. th., 4. 
 
 He would be a soldier. London stage, 3; Br. dr., 1853, 2; Inchbald, Mod. th., 8. 
 
 He would if he could. Farces, 1792, 5. 
 
 Heir. Dodsley, 1744, 7; Dodsley, 1780, 8; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 1; Collier's 
 
 Dodsley, 8; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 11. 
 Heir at law. Inchbald, Br. th., 21. 
 Heiress. Inchbald, Br. th., 22; London stage, 3. 
 Henry II. Bell, 1797, 28; Inchbald, Mod. th., 9. 
 
 Henry IV. Pt. 1. Best Eng. plays, 2; Inchbald, Br. th., 2; Oxberry, 14. 
 Henry IV. Part 2. Inchbald, Br. th., 2. 
 Henry V. Six old plays, 2; Inchbald, Br. th., 2; Oxberry, 18. 
 Henry VIII. Inchl>ald, Br. th., 3; Oxberry, 19. 
 Hero and Leander. London stage, 3; Br. dr., 1853, 1. 
 Hickscorner. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 1. {See Hycke-scorner) . 
 High life below stairs. Bell's suppl., 1 : Inchbald, Farces, 5 ; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 
 
 5; London th.,(); Oxberry, 15; London stage, 1; Brit, dr., 1853, 2; 
 
 Farces, 1792, 1. 
 Highland reel. Inchbald, Farces, 2. 
 Histrio-mastix. Simpson's school, 2. 
 Hit or miss. London th., 6. 
 Hog hath'lost its pearl. Dodsley, 1744, 3; Dodsley, 1780, 6; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 
 
 3; Collier's Dodsley, 6; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 11. 
 Holland's leaguer. Maidment and L., Marmion. 
 Honest thieves. Oxberry, 9; London stage, 1. 
 
 Honest whore. Dodsley, 1744, 3; Dodsley, 1780, 3; Scott, Auc. Br. dr., 1; Col- 
 lier's Dodsley, 3. 
 Honey moon. Inchbald, Br. th., 25. 
 Horace, Prologue to. Maidment and L., Crowne, 1. 
 How a man may choose a good wife fr. a bad. Old Eng. dr., 1; Hazlitt's 
 
 Dodsley, 9. 
 How to grow rich. Inchbald, Mod. th., 1. 
 Hycke-scorner. Hawkins,!. (/S'e*? Hickscorner). 
 Hypocrite. Bell, 1797, 21 ; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 4; London th., 5; Oxberrj', 1; 
 
 I^ondon stage, 1 ; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 
16 English Drama,— A Working Basis. 
 
 I'll tell you what. luchbakl, Mod. th., 7. 
 
 Imposters. luchbakl, Mod. th., 6. 
 
 lucoustaut. New Eng. th., 9; Bell, 1797,32; luchbakl, Br. th., 8; Scott, Mod. 
 Br. dr., 4; Londou th.,6; Oxberry,10; London stage, 1; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 
 Indian emperor. Best Eng. plays, 4. 
 
 Inkle and Yariko. luchbakl, Br. th., 20; Br. dr., 1853, 2. 
 
 Interlude of youth. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 2. 
 
 Interludes of the four elements. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 1. 
 
 Intriguing chambermaid. Bell's suppi.,3; 8cott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Brit, dr., 1853, 
 2 ; Farces, 1792, 3. 
 
 Irene. Bell, 1797, 25; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2. 
 
 Irish widow. luchbakl. Farces, 5; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; London th., G; Lon- 
 don stage, 3; Br. dr., 1853, 1 ; Far<!es, 1792, 5. 
 
 frishman in Loudon. luchbakl. Farces, 2. 
 
 Iron chest. luchbakl, Br. th., 21. 
 
 Is he jealous? Oxberry, 3. 
 
 Isabella. Bell, 1797, 5; luchbakl, Br. th., 7; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1 ; Londou th., 
 6; Oxberry, 21; London stage, 2; Br. dr., 1853, 1. 
 
 Jacke Drums eutertainement. Simpson's school, 2. 
 
 Jack Jugler. Child, Four old plays; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 2. 
 
 Jack Straw. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 5. 
 
 Jacob and Esau. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 2, 
 
 Jane Gray, Lady. New Eng. th., 8; Bell, 1797, 15; luchbakl, Br. th., 10; Scott, 
 Mod. Br. dr., 1; Loudon th., 7; Londou stage, 3. 
 
 Jane Shore. New Eng. th., 4; Bell, 1797, 3; Inchbald, Br. th., 10; Scott, Mod. 
 Br. dr., 1; London th., 6; Oxberry, 8; London stage, 1; Brit, dr., 
 1853, 1. 
 
 Jealous wife. Bell, 1797, 20; Inchbald, Br. th., 16; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 4; 
 London th., 6; Oxberry, 1; London stage, 1; Br. dr., 1853, 1. 
 
 Jeronymo. Dodsley, 1780, 3; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 1; Collier's Dodsley, 3; Haz- 
 litt's Dodsley, 4. 
 
 Jew. Inchbald, Br. th., 18, (Cumberland) ; Londou stage, 1. 
 
 Jew and the doctor. Inchbald, Farces, 2. 
 
 Jew of Malta. Dodsley, 1780, 8; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 1; Collier's Dodsley, 8; 
 Thayer, 1890. 
 
 Jocasta. Child, Four old plays. 
 
 John (King). Six old plays, 2; Inchbald, Br. th., 1; Oxberry, 7. 
 
 John (King) and Matilda. Bullen,n. s., 3. 
 
 John Bull. Br. th., 21. 
 
 Jovial crew. Dodsley, 1744, 6 ; Dodsley, 1780, 10; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 3; Col- 
 lier's Dodsley, 10. 
 
 Juliana. Maidment and L., Crowne, 1. 
 
 Julius CjBsar. Best Eng. plays, 1; Inchbald, Br. th., 4; Oxberry, 16. 
 
 Just Italian. Maidment and L., Davenant, 1. 
 
 Katharine and Petruchio. Bell's suppl., 3; Inchbald, Farces, 4; Farces, 1792, 3. 
 
 Kenilworth. Oxberry, 19. 
 
 Key to the rehearsal. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 3. 
 
 King and no king. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1 ; Keltic, 1870. 
 
 Knack to know a knave. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 6. 
 
 Knight of the burning pestle. Keltic, 1870 ; Fitzgibbon, 1889. 
 
 Knights. Bell's suppl., 1; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Farces, 1792, 1. 
 
 Know your own mind. Inchbald, Br. th., 15; Oxberry, 14; Londou stage, 2. 
 
7BESITF^" 
 
 English Drama.— A Working Basis. IT 
 
 Lady Alimony. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 14. 
 
 Lady mother. Bullen, 1882, 2. 
 
 Lady's last stake. Bell, 1797, 24. 
 
 Lady's privilege. Old Eng. dr., 2. 
 
 Lady's trial. Keltic, 1870. 
 
 Lame lover. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Brit, dr., 185o, 2; Farces, 1792, (5. 
 
 Laugh when you can. Inchbald, Mod. th., 2. 
 
 Law against lovers. Maidment and L., Davenant, 5. 
 
 Law of Lombardy. London stage, 4; Inchbald, Mod. th., (J. 
 
 Lear (King.) Inchbald, Br. th., 4; Oxberry, Wc I7 
 
 Leir (King.) Six old plays, 2. 
 
 Lethe. Bell's suppl., 1 ; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Farces, 1792, 1. 
 
 Lie of a day. Inchbald, Mod. th., 10. 
 
 Life. Inchbald, Mod. th., 1. 
 
 Life and death of Thomas Lord Cromwell. Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 1. 
 
 Like will to like. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 3. 
 
 Lilliput. Farces, 1792, 6. 
 
 Lingua. Dodsley, 1744, 5; Dodsley, 1780, 5; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 2; Collier's 
 
 Dodsley, 5; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 9. 
 Lionel and Clarissa. Bell, 1797, 21; Inchbald, Br. th., 17; London th., 6; 
 
 Oxberry, 2; London stage, 1; Brit, dr., 1853, 2. 
 Lock and key. Inchbald, Farces, 3. 
 Locrine. Doubtful plays of Sh. Tauchnitz. 
 Lodviska. Inchbald, Farces, 7; Oxberry, 20; Loudon stage, 2. 
 London chanticleers. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 12. 
 Loudon maid. Gratiae th. 
 London merchant. London th., '^. 
 
 London prodigal. Scott Anc. Br. dr., 1; Doubtful plays of Sh. Tauchnitz. 
 London's glory. Maidment and L., Tatham. 
 Look about you. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 7. 
 Lord of the manor. London th., 7; London stage, 2. 
 Lost lady. Dodsley, 1744, 10; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 12. 
 Lottery. Bell's suppl., 2; Farces, 1792, 2. 
 Love a la mode. Inchbald, Farces, 1; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Oxberry, 21; 
 
 London stage, 3. 
 Love and empire. See Abra-mule. 
 Love and honour. Maidment and L., Davenant, 3. 
 Love crowns the end. Maidment and L., Tatham. 
 Love for love. Best Eug. plays, 7; New Eng. th., 5; Bell, 1797, 1; Inchbald, 
 
 Br. th., 13; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 3; London th., (5; London stage, 3; Br. 
 
 dr., ia")3, 2. 
 J^ove in a village. Bell, 1797, 13; Inchbald, Br. th., 17; Scott, Mod. Br. dr. 5; 
 
 London th., 7; Oxberry, 2; London stage, 1; Brit, dr., 1853, 2. 
 Love laughs at locksmiths. Oxberry, 13. 
 Love makes a man. New Eng. th., 7; Bell, 1797, 7; Inchbald, Br. th.,9; Scott? 
 
 Mod. Br. dr., 3; London stage, 3. 
 Love-sick king. Chetwood. 
 Love will find out the way. Dodsley, 1744, 12. 
 Love's last shift. Best Eng. plays, 9. 
 Love's mistress, or Queen's masque. Old Eng. dr., 2. 
 Lover's melancholy. White, Old Eng. dr., 4. 
 Lovers' quarrels. London stage, 3. 
 Lovers' vows. Inchbald, Br. th., 23; London stage, 3. 
 Lucius Junius Brutus. Bell, 1797, 31. 
 
IS English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
 Lust's dominiou. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., 1; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 14. 
 
 Lusty Jiiventus. Hawkins,!; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 2. 
 
 Lyar. Bell's suppl., 2; Inchbald, Farces, 5, (Foote) ; Scott, Mod. Br. dr.,o, 
 
 (Foote) ; Oxberry, 15 ; London stage, 2 ; Brit, dr., 1853, 1 ; Far<-es, 1792, 2. 
 Lying varlet. Bell's suppl., 2; Inchhald, Farces, 4; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5: 
 
 Loudon th., 7; Oxberry, 11; London stage, 1; Brit, dr., 1853, 1; Farces, 
 
 1792, 2. 
 
 Macbeth. Best Eng. plays, 1; Inchbald, Br. th., 4; Oxberry, 14; Maidment 
 and L., Davenant, 5. 
 
 Mad couple. See All mistaken. 
 
 Mad world, my masters. Dodsley, 1744, 5; Dodsley, 1780, 5; Scott, Anc. Hr. 
 dr., 2; Collier's Dodsley, 5. 
 
 Magpie. Oxberry, 11. 
 
 Mahomet. Xew Eng. th., 8; Bell, 1797, 23; Inchbald, Br. th., 13; Scott, Mod. 
 Br. dr., 2; London th., 8; London stage, 4; Brit, dr., 1853, 2. 
 
 Maid of Bath. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5. 
 
 Maid of the mill. Bell, 1797, 8; Inchbald, Br. th., 17; Scott, Mod. IJr. dr., 5; 
 London th., 7; Oxberry, 2; London stage, 1. 
 
 Maid of the oaks. Inchbald, Farces, 6; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; London th., 7; 
 London stage, 3 ; Farces, 1792, 0. 
 
 Maid's tragedy. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1. 
 
 Malcontent. Dodsley, 1744, 4; Dodsley, 1780, 4; Scott, Anc. IJr. dr., 2; Col- 
 lier's Dodsley, 4. 
 
 Male coquette. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5. 
 
 Man of mode. Best Eng. plays, 6. 
 
 Man of the world. Bell, 1797,27; Inchbald, Br. th., 14; London th., 7; Ox- 
 berry, 16; Loudon stage, 1 ; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 
 Man's the master. Maidment and L., Davenant, 5. 
 
 Mariamne. Bell, 1797, 2(5; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2. 
 
 Marriage broker. Gratiae th. 
 
 Marriage night. Dodsley, 1744, 10; Ilazlitt's Dodsley, 15. 
 
 Marriage of wit and science. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 2. See also ^Vovd\ \i\-d\ oi wit 
 and science. < • 
 
 Married beau. Maidment and L., Crowne, 4. 
 
 Martyr'd souldier. Bullen, 1882, 1. 
 
 Mary, Queen of Scots. Inchbald, Mod. th., 8. 
 
 Masque. Maidment and L., Cokayne. 
 
 Match at midnight. Dodsley, 1744, (5; Dodsley, 1780, 7; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 2; 
 Collier's Dodsley, 7; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 13. 
 
 Match in Newgate. See Kevonge. 
 
 Matilda. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2; Inchbald, Mod. th., 8. 
 
 Matrimony. Inchbald, Farces, 1. 
 
 May day. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., 4; Farces, 1792, 6. 
 
 Maydes metamorphosis. Bullen, 1882, 1. 
 
 Mayor of Garrat. Bell's suppl., 2; Inchbald, Farces, 5; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; 
 Loudon th., 7; Oxberry, 9; London stage, 1 ; Br. dr., 1853, 1; Farces, 
 1792, 2. 
 
 Mayor of Quinborough. Dodsley, 1744, 11; Dodsley, 17S(), 11 : Scott, Anc. lir. 
 dr., 3; Collier's Dodsley, 11. 
 
 Measure for measure. Inchbald, Br. th., 3: Oxberry, 1(>. 
 
 Medea. New Eng. th., 12; Bell, 1797, «. 
 
 Menaecmi. Six old plays, 1. 
 
 P. 
 
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 Merchiiut of Bruge?-. London th., 7; London ^tiige, L 
 
 31erfhjint of Venic-e. Inchbald, IJr. th., 2; Oxlierry, 10. 
 
 Merope. New Eng. th., 4; Hell, 17!>7, "i;). 
 
 Merry devil of Edmonton. Dodsley, 1744, 11; Dodrsley, 1780, .">; Scott, Anc. lir. 
 
 dr., 2; Collier's Dodsley, 5; Hazlitt's Dodisley, 10. 
 Merry wives of Windsor. Best Eng. plays, 2; Inchbald, Br. th., 3; Oxberry, 8. 
 Microcosmus. Dodsley, 1744,5; Dodsley, 1780, 9; Scott, Ane. Br. dr., 2; Col- 
 lier's Dodsley, t); Bnllon, n. s., 2. 
 Midas. BelTs suppl., 2; Inchhald, Farces, 7; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Dilke, Old 
 
 Eng. pi., 1; London th., S; Oxberry, 15; London stage, 1; Brit, dr., 
 
 1S53, 1 ; Farces, 1702, 2. 
 Midnight hour. Inchbald, Farces, 1; Oxberry, 18; London stage, 1. 
 Miller of Manstield. BelPs suppl., 8; Tnchbald, Farces, 7; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; 
 
 London stage, 4; Farces, 1792, 3. 
 Minor. Xew Eng. th., 11; Bell, 1797, 2; Inchbald, Farces, 5; Scott, Mod. l?r. 
 
 dr., 5; Farces, 1792, 5. 
 Miser. New Eng. th., 1 ; Bell, 1797, 11 ; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 4; London th.,S; 
 
 Oxberry, 11; London stage, 1. 
 Miseries of inforst marriage. Dodsley, 1780, 5; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 2; Collier's 
 
 Dodsley, 5; llazlitt's Dodsley, 9. 
 Misfortunes of Arthur. Five old plays, (Collier); Hazlitt's Dodsley, 4. 
 Miss in her teens. Bell's suppl., 1 ; Inchbald, Farces, 4; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5: 
 
 Loudon th., 8; London stage, 2; Brit, dr., 1858, 2; Farces, 1792, 1. 
 Mistake. Bell, 1797, 2o; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 3. 
 Mock doctor. Bell's suppl., 1; Inchliald, Farces, 5; Scott, Mod. Br. <lr., 5; 
 
 London th.,8; London stage, 2; Brit, dr., 1858, 1; Farces, 1792, 1. 
 Mogul tale. London stage, 4. 
 Monsieur d'Olive. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., 8. 
 Monsieur Tonson. London stage, 3. ' 
 
 More dissemblers besides women. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., 4. 
 Mother Borabie. Dilke, Old p]ng. pi., 1. 
 Mountaineers. Inchbald, Br. th., 21. 
 
 Mourning l)ride. Best Eng. plays, 8; New Eng. th., 4; Beli, 1797, 19; Inch- 
 bald, Br. th., 13; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1; London th., 8; London stage, 
 
 4; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 Mucedorus. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 7. . 
 
 Much ado about nothing. Inchbald, Br. th., 2; Oxberry, 18. 
 Muses' looking glass. Dodsley, 1744, ; Dodsley, 1780, 9 ; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 2 ; 
 
 Collier's Dodsley, 9. 
 Musical lady. Bell's suppl., 2; Farces, 1792, 2. 
 Mustapha. Dodsley, 1744, 2. 
 
 My spouse and I. London th., 7; London stage, 4. 
 Mysterious husband. London stage, 3; Inchbald, Mod. th., 5. 
 
 Natural son. Bell, 1797, 20; Inchbald, Mod. th., 5. 
 
 Neck or nothing. Bell's suppl., 2; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Farces, 1792, 2. 
 Nero. BuUen, 1882, 1. 
 Netly abbey. Inchbald, Farces, 3. 
 
 New custom. Dodsley, 1744, 1; Dodsley, 1780,1; Collier's Dodsley, 1; Haz- 
 litt's Dodsley, 3. 
 New juror. Best Eng. plays, 9. 
 New tricke to cheat the devill. Bullen, n. s., 3. 
 
20 English Drama.— A Workincf Basis. 
 
 New way to pay oltl deJ)ts. luchbukl, Br. th., G; Scott, Mod. Br. dr.,o; London 
 th.,8; Oxberry,!; London stage, 2; Br. dr., 1853, 1; Keltie, 1870; Fitz- 
 gibbon, 1880. 
 
 New wonder, a woman never vext. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., 5 ; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 12. 
 
 News from Plymouth. Maidment and L., Davenant, 4. 
 
 Next door neighbors. Inchbald, Mod. th., T. 
 
 Nice wanton. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 2. 
 
 No song, no supper. London stage, 4. 
 
 Noble souldier. Bullen, 1882, 1. 
 
 Nobody and somebody. Simpson's School, 1. 
 
 Notoriety. Inchbald, Mod. th., 1. 
 
 Obstinate lady. Maidment and L., Cokayne. 
 jQedipus. Best Eng, plays, 3 ; Bell, 1797, 15. 
 Old bachelour. Best Eng. plays, 7; New Eng. th., 3; Bell, 1797, 28; Scott, 
 
 Mod. Br. dr., 3. 
 Old couple. Dodsley, 1744, 7; Dodsley, 1780, 10; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 3; Col- 
 lier's Dodsley, 10; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 12. 
 Old Fortunatus. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., 3. 
 Old maid. Bell's suppl., 2: Inchbald, Farces, 7; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Farces, 
 
 1792, 2. 
 Old troop. Maidment and L., Lacy. 
 
 Orators. Bell's suppl., 4; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Farces, 1792, 4. 
 Ordinary. Dodsley, 1744, 10; Dodsley, 1780, 10; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 3; Collier's 
 
 Dodsley, 10; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 12. 
 Oroonoko. Best Eng. plays, 5; New Eng. th., 6; Bell, 1797, 19; Inchbald, Br. 
 
 th., 7; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1; London th., 8; London stage, 2; Br. dr., 
 
 1853, 1. 
 Orphan. Best Eng. plays, 5; New Eng. th., 2; Bell, 1797, 9; Inchbald, Br. th., 
 
 12; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1; London th., 8; London stage, 3; Br. dr., 
 
 1853, 1. 
 Orphan of China. Bell, 1797, 24; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2; London th., 8; London 
 
 stage, 2; Brit, dr., 1853, 2. 
 Othello. Best Eng. plays, 1; Inchbald, Br. th., 5; Oxberry, 5. 
 Ovid's tragedy. Maidment and L., Cokayne. 
 
 Padlock. Bell's suppl., 3; Inchbald, Farces, 4; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; London 
 th. 9; Oxberry, 21 ; London stage, 1; Br. dr., 1853, 1 ; Farces, 1792, 3. 
 
 Panel. London stage, 4. 
 
 asitaster. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., 2. 
 
 Pardoner and Frere. Child, Four old plays; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 1. 
 
 Parson's wedding. Dodsley, 1744,9; Dodsley, 1780, 11; Scott, An. Br. dr., 3; 
 Collier's Dodsley, 11 ; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 14. 
 
 Pasquil and Katherine. jSee Jacke Drums, etc. 
 
 Patron. Bell's suppl., 4; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Farces, 1792, 4. 
 
 Paul and Virginia. London stage, 4. 
 
 Peep behind the curtain. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5. 
 
 Percy. Brit, dr., 1853, 1 ; Inchbald, Mod. th., 7. 
 
 Pericles. Bell, 1797, 29. 
 
 Perkin Warbeck. Fitzgibbon, 1889. 
 
 Phaedra and Hippolitus. Best Eng. plays, 8; New Eng. th., 2; Bell, 1797, 28. 
 
 Philaster. Bell, 1797, 18; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1; Keltie, 1870; Thayer, 1890. 
 
 Picture. Dodsley, 1744, 8. 
 
English [>r<nii<(.~'.\ \V<irl,iii(j Txisis. 21 
 
 rinncr of WakcHeld. Ste Uvov^v i\ (irccn, 
 
 IMzario. Oxl)erry,2(); London sstaj^e, 1; Hrit. dr., iJSoo, 2. 
 
 Plain dealer. Hej^t Vav^. p!a}>, S; Hell, 1797, 28; Scott, Mod. Hr. dr., 3. 
 
 Platonic lovers. Maidment and I.., Davenant, 2. 
 
 Play house to be let. Maidment and L., Davenjint, 4. 
 
 Point of honour. Inchhald, Br. th., 24. 
 
 Polly Iloneycomho. BelTs suppl., 3; London th., 5); London stage, 2; Farces, 
 
 1792,3. 
 Poor gentleman. Inchbald, Br. th., 21. 
 Poor soldier. Inchbald, Farces, 2. 
 Prince d' Amour. Maidment and L., Davenant, 1. 
 Prisoner at large. Inchbald, Farces, 2. 
 Prodigal Son. Simpson's School, 2. 
 Projectors. Maidment and L., Wilson. 
 Promos and Cassandra. Six old plays, 1. 
 l^rovoked husband. New Eng. th., 7; Bell, 1797, IS; Inchbald, Br. th., 9; Scott, 
 
 Mod. Br. dr., 3; London th.,9; Oxberry, 5; London stage, 2; Br. dr., 
 
 1853, 2. 
 Provoked wife. Best Eiig. plays, 9; New Eng. th., 3; Bell, 1797, 27; Inchbald, 
 
 Br. th., 9; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 3; London stage, 3; Brit, dr., 1853, 2. 
 Puritan. Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 1. 
 Purse. London stage, 4. 
 
 Quaker. Inchbald, Farces, 4; London th., 9; Oxberry, 11; London stage,!; 
 
 Br. dr., 1853,1. 
 Queen of Arragon. Dodsley, 1744,10; Dodsley, 1780, 9: Collier's Dodsley, 9; 
 
 Ilazlitt's Dodsley, 13. 
 
 Rage. Inchbald, Mod. th., 1. 
 
 Raising the wind. Inchbald, Farces, 1. 
 
 Ralph Royster Doyster. White, Old Eng. tlr., 1; Ilazlitt's Dodsley, 3. 
 
 Ram alley ; or Merry tricks. Dodsley, 1780, 5 ; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 2; Collier's 
 
 Dodsley, 5 ; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 10. 
 Ramah Droog. Inchbald, Mod. th., (5. 
 Rape of Lucrece. Old Eng. dr., 1. 
 
 Rare triumphs of love and fortune. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 6. 
 Rebellion. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 14. 
 Recruiting officer. Best Eng. plays, 10 ; New Eng. th., 3 ; Bell, 1797, 13 ; Inchbald , 
 
 Br. th., 8; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 4; London th., 10; Oxberry, (>; London 
 
 stage; Br. dr., 1853,2. 
 Recruiting sergeant. London th., 10; London stage, 3; Brit, dr., 1853, 1; 
 
 Farces, 1792, 6. 
 Refusal. Bell, 1797, 2; London th.,9. 
 Register-office. Bell's suppl., 3; Inchbald, Farces, 3; London stage, 4; Farces, 
 
 1792, 3. 
 Regulus. Maidment and L., Crowne, 4. 
 Rehearsal. Best. Eng. plays, G; Bell, 1797, 29; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 3; Farces 
 
 1792, 6. 
 Relapse. Bell, 1797,26. 
 Reprisal. Bell's suppl., 2 ; Farces, 1792, 2. 
 
 Return fr. Parnassus. Hawkins, 3; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 1; Ilazlitt's Dodsley, 9. 
 Revenge. (Young.) Inchbald, Br. th., 12; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2; London th., 
 
 9; London stage, 1; Br. dr., 1853, 1. 
 
22 Enylish Dnnna.—A Worki/iu/ Basis. 
 
 lleveuge, or Match iu Newgate. Dodsley, 1744, 12 ; New Eng. th., 2 ; Bell, 1797, N. 
 
 Revenger'8 tragedy. Dodsley, 1744,4; Docl.sley, 17S0, 4; .Scott, Anc Br. dr., 2; 
 Collier's Dodsley, 4; Ilazlitt's Dodisley, 10. 
 
 Review. Oxberry, 13. 
 
 Rich and poor. Oxberry, 19. 
 
 Richard Coeiir de Lion. Inchbald, Farce.s, G; London th., 10; Loudon stjige, o. 
 
 Richard IIL (King). Inchbald, Br. th., 1; Oxberry, 3. 
 
 Rival candidates. Bell's suppl., 4; Farces, 1792, 4. 
 
 Rivals. Inchbald, Br. th., 19; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 4; London th.,9; Oxberry. 
 1; London stage, 1; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 
 Rivals. Maidment and L., Daveuant, 5. 
 
 Rival queens. New Eug. th., 4; Bell, 1797, 1; Scott, Mod. Br. dr.,1. 
 
 Road to ruin. Inchbald, Br. th., 24; Oxberry, 7; London stage, 1. 
 
 Roaring girl, or Moll Cut-purse. Dodsley, 1780, 0; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 2; Col- 
 lier's Dodsley, 6. 
 
 Rob Roy. Oxberry, 10. 
 
 Roland for an Oliver. Oxberry, 22. 
 
 Roman father. NevvEng. th.,'l2; Bell, 1797, 3; Inchbald, Br. th., 14; Scott, 
 Mod. Br. dr., 2; Loudon th., 9; London stage, 3: Brit, dr., 18')3, 2. 
 
 Romance of an hour. Farces, 1792, 5. 
 
 Romeo and Juliet. Inchbald, Br. th., 1 ; Oxberry, (i. 
 
 Romp. London stage, 4; Farces, 1792, 6. 
 
 Rosina. Inchbald, Farces, 3; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; London th., 9: Oxberry. 
 9 ; London stage, 2. 
 
 Royal convert. Bell, 1797, 27. 
 
 Royal king and loyal subject. Dilke, Old Eug. pi., 6. 
 
 Rugautino. Oxberry, 9. 
 
 Rule a wife and have a wife. New Eng. th., 3; Bell, 1797, S: Inchbald, lir. th., 
 6; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 3; London th., 10; Oxberry, 10; London stage. 
 1; Brit, dr., 1853, 2. 
 
 Rump. Maidment and L., Tatham ; (also, Character of the Rump). 
 
 St. Patrick for Ireland. Chetwood. 
 
 Salmacida Spolia. Chetwood; Maidment and L., Davenant, 2. 
 ^Samson Agonistes. Bell, 1797, 34. 
 Satiro-mastix. Hawkins, 3. 
 Sauny the Scot. Maidment and L., Lacy. 
 Scape-goat. London stage, 4. 
 
 School for arrogance. London stage, 4 ; Inchbald, Mod. tb., 4. 
 School for authors. Inchbald, Farces, 7. 
 School for guardians. Bell, 1797, 33. 
 School for lovers. Bell, 1797, 7. 
 School for prejudice. Inchbald, Mod. th., 4. 
 School for rakes. Bell, 1797, 30. 
 
 School for scandal. London stage, 4; Brit, dr., 1853,2. 
 School for wives. Bell, 1797, 7; London stage, 4; Inchbald, :Mod. Ih. 
 School of reform. Inchbald, Br. th., 25. 
 Scotch figgaries. Maidment and L., Tatham. 
 Second maiden's tragedy. Old Eng. dr., 1; Ilazlitt's Dodsley. 10. 
 Secrets worth knowing. Inchbald, Mod. th., 3. 
 Seduction. London stage, 4; Inchbald, Mod. th., 4. 
 Seven champions of Christendom. White, Old Eug. dr., 3. 
 
English Drama.— xi Working Bdsis. 23 
 
 She stoops to coiKiiuT. Bell, 1797, 9; Inehbakl, Br. th., 17; Scott, Mod. Br. 
 
 dr., 4; London th., 10; Ox berry, 4; London stage, 1. 
 She wouM and slie wou'd not. Hell, 1797, 5; Inchbald, Br. th., 9; Scott, Mod. 
 
 Br. dr.,o; London th., 10; London stage, 3. 
 She wou'd if she cou'd. Best Eng. plays, (J. 
 Shepherd's holiday. Dodsley, 1744, 7; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 12. 
 Shipwreck. Oxberry, 9. 
 Shoemaker's holiday. Fitzgil)bon, 1889. 
 Siege. Maidment and L., Davenant, 4. 
 Siege of Belgrade. London stage, 4. 
 
 Siege of Damascus. New Eng. th., 10; Bell, 1797, 12; Inchbald, Br. th., 10; 
 Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1; London th., 10; London stage, 3; Brit, dr., 
 1853, 2. 
 Siege of Rhodes. Maidment and L., Davenant, 3. 
 Silent woman. White, Old En^. dr., 3; Keltie, 1870; Fitzgibbon, 1889. 
 Sir Courtly Nice. Maidment and L., Crowue, 3. 
 Sir Gyles Goosecappe. Bullen, 1882, 3. 
 Sir Harry Wildair. Bell, 1797, 31 ; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 4. 
 Sir Hercules IJuttbon. Maidment and L., Lacy. 
 Sir John Cockle at court. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., o. 
 Sir John Oldcastle. Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 1. 
 Sir John Van Olden. Barnwell ; Bullen, 1882, 2. 
 Soldier's daughter. Oxberry, 5; London stage, 1. 
 Soliman and Perseda. Hawkins, 2; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 5. 
 Spanish fryar. Best Eug. plays, 3; New Eng. th., 3; Bell, 1797, 2; Scott, Mod. 
 
 Br. dr., 3. 
 Spanish gipsy. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., 4. 
 Spanish tragedy. Dodsley, 1744, 2; Hawkins, 2; Dodsley, 1780, 3; Scott, Anc. 
 
 Br. dr., 1; Collier's Dodsley, 3; Hazlitts' Dodsley, 5. 
 Speculation. Inchbald, Mod. th., 2. 
 Speed the plough. Inchl)ald, Br. th., 25. 
 Spirit of contradiction. Bell's suppl., 4; Farces, 1792,4. 
 Spoiled child. Oxberry, 15; London stage, 4. 
 
 Spring's glory. Bullen, n. s., 2. "" 
 
 State of innocence. Best Eng. plays, 4. 
 Stranger. Inchbald, Br. th., 24; London stage, 3. 
 Such things are. Inchbald, Br. th., 23; London stage, 1. 
 Sultan. Bell's suppl., 1; Inchbald, Farces, 3; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; London 
 
 th., 10; London stage, 3; Farces, 1792, 1. 
 Summer's last will and testament. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 8. 
 Supposes. Hawkins, 3. 
 Surrender of Calais. Inchbald, Br. th., 20. 
 
 Suspicious husband. New Eug. th., 1 ; Bell, 1797, 4; Inchbald, Br. th., 13; Scott, 
 Mod. Br. dr., 4; London th., 10; Oxberry, 8; London stage, 2; Br. dr., 
 1853, 1. 
 Sylvester Daggerwood. Oxberry, 21. 
 
 Tailors. London stage, 4. 
 
 Tale of mystery. London stage, 2. 
 
 Tamerlane. New Eng. th.,G; Bell, 1797,22; Inchbald, Br. th., 10; Scott, Mod. 
 
 Br. dr., 1; London th., 11; Oxberry, 20; Loudon stage, 3; Brit, dr., 
 
 1853, 2. ' 
 
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24 English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
 Taming of u shrew. Six old play8, 1. 
 
 Tancretl aud Gismunda. Dodsley, 1744, 11 ; Dodsley, 1780, 2; Collier's Dodsley, 
 
 2; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 7. 
 Taucred and Sigismimde. New Eug. th., 2; Bell, 1797, 14; Inchbald, Br. th.. 
 
 13; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2; London th., 11; London stage, 4; Brit. dr.. 
 
 1853, 1. 
 Taste. Bell's suppl., 1; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Farces, 1792, 1. 
 Tempest. Best Eng. plays, 2; Inchbald, Br. th., 5; Oxberry, 17; Maidnieut 
 
 and L., Daveuant, 5. 
 Temple of love. Maidment and L., Davenaut, 1. 
 Tender husband. Bell, 1797, 20; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 4; Lon. th., 11; London 
 
 stage, 3; Brit, dr., 1853,2. 
 Theatrical candidates. Farces, 1792, G. 
 
 Theodosius. Xevv Eng. th., 10; Bell, 1797, 10; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1. 
 -Thersites. Child, Four old plays; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 1; Roxburghe clul). 
 Thierry and Theodoret. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1. 
 Thomas, Lord Cromwell. Doubtful plays of Sh. Tauchuitz. 
 Thomas and Sally. Bell's suppl., 2; London stage, 4; Farces, 1792, 2. 
 -Thracian wonder. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., G. 
 Three ladies of Loudon. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 6. 
 Three lords and ladies of London. Hazlitt's Dodsley, G. 
 Three weeks after marriage. Bell's suppl., 4; Inchbald, Farces, 4; Scott, Mod. 
 
 Br. dr., 5; London th., 11; Oxberry, 9; London stage, 1: Br. dr., 1853, 1; 
 
 Farces, 1792, 4. 
 Thyestes. Maidment and L., Crowne, 2. 
 Timanthes. Bell, 1797, 34. 
 Time's a tell-tale. Inchbald, Mod. th., 10. 
 Timon of Athens. Best Eng. plays, 2. 
 'Tis a pity she's a whore. Dodsley, 1744, 5; Dodsley, 1780, 8; White, Old Eng. 
 
 dr., 2. 
 Tobacconist. London th., 11; Oxberry, 13; Loudon stage, 2. 
 To marry or not to marry. Inchbald, Br. th., 23. 
 Tom Thumb. Inchbald, Farces, G; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; London stage, 2; 
 
 Br. dr., 1853, 1. 
 Too late to call back yesterday. Bullen, u. s., 3. 
 Totenham court. Bullen, u. s., 1. 
 Toyshop. Bell'ssuppl., 3; Farces, 1792,3. 
 Traitor. Keltie, 1870. 
 Trappolin. Maidment and L., Cokayne. 
 Travellers. Oxberry, 17. 
 Trial of treasure. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 3. 
 
 Trick to catch the old one. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., 5; White, Old Eng. dr., 3. 
 Trick you trick. Farces, 1792, 5. ^ 
 
 Trip to Scotland. Farces, 1792, 6. 
 Trip to Scarl)orough. London th., 11 ; Oxberry, 20; London stage, 2; Inchbald, 
 
 Mod. th., 7. 
 True Trojans. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 12. 
 Tryall of chevalry. Bullen, 1882, 3. 
 Turnpike gate. Inchbald, Farces, 3. 
 Twelfth night. Inchbald, Br. th., 5; Oxberry, 12. 
 Twenty per cent. London th., 11. 
 Twin rivals. Bell, 1797, 32. 
 'Twins. Bell's suppl., 4; Farces, 1792,4. 
 Two angry women of Abington. Hazlitt's Dodsley, 7. 
 
Enylish Drama.— A Workimj Basis. 25 
 
 Two gentlemen of Verona. Oxberry, 17. 
 
 Two misers. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; London th., 11 ; London stage, 3. 
 
 Two noble kinsmen. Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1 ; Fitzgibbon, 1889; Thayer, 1890. 
 
 Two strings to your l)ovv. Inchbald, Farces, 2; London stage, 3. 
 
 Unfortunate lovers. Maidment and L., Davenant, 3. 
 
 Unfortunate mother. Bullen, n. s., 2. 
 
 Unnatural combat. Dodsley, 1744, 8. 
 
 Upholsterer. Bell's suppl., 1; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 5; Farces, 1792, 
 
 Venice preserved. Best Eng. pi., 5; New Eng. th., 6; Bell, 1797, 15; Inch- 
 bald, Br. th., 12; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 1; London th., 11; Oxberry, 4; 
 London stage, 2. 
 
 Village lawyer. London stage, 4. 
 
 Virgin unmask'd. Bell's suppl., 2; Loudon th., 11; Farces, 1792, 2. 
 
 Virgin-martyr. Keltie, 1870. 
 
 Vision unmasked. London stage, 3. 
 
 Volpone. Best Eng. plays, 4; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 3; White, Old Eng. dr., 1. 
 
 Votary of wealth. London stage, 4; Inchbald, Mod. th., 3. 
 
 AVallace. Oxberry, 18. 
 
 Warning for faire women. Simpson's school, 2. 
 
 Waterman. Inchbald, Farces, 7; London stage, 4; Farces, 1792, 6. 
 
 Way of the world. Best Eng. pi., 7; New Eng. th., 5; Bell, 1797, 33; Scott, 
 Mod. Br. dr., 3; London th., 12; London stage, 4. 
 
 Way to get married. Inchbald, Br. th., 25. 
 
 Way to keep him. Bell, 1797, 17; Inchbald, Br. th., 15; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 4; 
 London th., 12; Oxberry, 3; London stage, 1; Brit, dr., 1853, 2. 
 
 Way to pay old debts. Dodsley, 1744, 8. 
 
 Ways and means. Inchbald, Farces, 7; London stage, 3; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 
 Wedding day. Inchbald, Farces, 1; Oxberry, 21 ; London stage, 2. 
 
 Werter. Inchbald, Mod. th., 3. 
 
 West Indian. Bell, 1797, 19; Inchbald, Br. th., 18; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 4; 
 London th., 12 ; Oxberry, 1 ; London stage, 1 ; Brit, dr., 1853, 2. 
 
 What d'ye call it? Farces, 1792, 5. 
 
 What is she? Inchbald, Mod. th., 10. 
 
 What next? London th., 12; London stage, 4. 
 
 What you will. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., 2. 
 
 Wheel of fortune. Inchbald, Br. th., 18 ; London stage, 1. 
 
 Which is the man? London th., 12; London stage, 2; Inchbald, Mod. th., 10. 
 
 White devil. Dodsley, 1744, 3; Dodsley, 1780,6; Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 3; Col- 
 lier's Dodsley, 6. 
 
 Who's the dupe? Inchbald, Farces, 1; Oxberry, 11; London stage, 1; Brit, dr., 
 1853, 2. 
 
 Who wants a guina? Inchbald, Mod. th., 3. 
 
 Widow. Dodsley, 1744, 6; Dodsley, 1780, 12; Collier's Dodsley, 12. 
 
 Widow's tears. Dodsley, 1744, 4; Dodsley, 1780, (»; Collier's Dodsley, G. 
 
 Wife of two husbands. Inchbald, Mod. th., 6. 
 
 AVild oats. Inchbald, Br. th., 22. 
 'ill. Inchbald, Mod. th., 1. 
 
26 English Drama.— xi Working Basis. 
 
 Will Summer's last will and testament. Collier's Dodsley, 0. See also Snmmer*s 
 
 last will, etc. 
 Wily beguiled. Hawkins, 3; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 0. 
 Winter's tale. Inehbald, Br. th., 3; Oxherry, 10. 
 Wisdom of Dr. Dodypoll. lUillen, 1882, 3. 
 Wise man of the east. Inehbald, Mod. th., T. 
 Wits. Dodsley, 1780, 8; Scott, An. Br. dr., 1; Collier's Dodsley, 8; Maidment 
 
 and L., Davenant,2. 
 Wives as they were. Inchltald, Br. th., 23; Loudon stage, 2. 
 Woman is a weathercock. White, Old Eng. dr., 2: Five old plays. (Collier's) ; 
 
 Hazlitt's Dodsley, 11. 
 Woman killed with kindness. Dodsley, 1744,4; Dodsley, 1780, 7; Scott, Anc. 
 
 Br. dr., 2; Collier's Dodsley, 7; Iveltie, 1870. 
 Women beware women. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., o; White, Old Eng. dr., 3. 
 Wonder. New Eng. th., 11; Bell, 1797, 21; Inehbald, Br. th., 11; Seott, Mod. 
 
 Br. dr., 4; Oxberry, 4; Loudon stage, 2; Brit, dr., 1853, 1. 
 Wonder, a woman keeps a secret. London th., 12. 
 AVonder of a kingdom. Dilke, Old Eng. pi., 3. 
 Wood daemon. Oxberry, 19. 
 Woodman. London stage, 4. 
 Woodman's hut. Oxberry, 4. 
 Word to the wise. Bell, 1797, 30. 
 
 Worlde and the chylde. Collier's Dodsley, 12; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 1. 
 AVounds of civil war. Collier's Dodsley, 8; Hazlitt's Dodsley, 7. 
 
 Ximina. Bell, 1797, 15; Brit, dr., 1853, 2. 
 
 Yarringtou's Two tragedies in one. Bullen, 1882, 4. 
 
 Yorkshire tragedy. Scott, Anc. Br. dr., 1 ; Doubtful plays of Sh. Tauehnitz. 
 
 Zara. New Eng. th., 10; Bell, 1797, 17; Inehbald, 'Br. th., 7; Scott, Mod. Br. 
 
 dr., 2; Loudon th., 12; London stage, 4: Brit, dr., 1853, 2. 
 Zeuobia. Bell, 1797, 33; Scott, Mod. Br. dr., 2. 
 Zorinski, Inehbald, Mod. th., 3, 
 
^^-jf5;::r^__ 
 
 
 AUTHORS, PLAYS, AND REFERENCES. 
 
 Pl^E-KLIZABKTHAN 
 
 DRA3IA. 
 
 DRAMATISTS. 
 
 Auonyinous. 
 Bale. 
 
 Heywooi), John. 
 Ly lid say. 
 
 Medwall 
 Red ford 
 Skelton. 
 Wever. 
 
 XOTK.— The plan of arrangemeut is, in general, to group under an author's 
 name, tirst, plays in chronological order; second, accessible publications contain- 
 ing them; third, critical references. The second <livision is introduced by »J«; 
 the third by f. Starred plays may be found in the Index. 
 
 Anonymous. 
 
 *Calisto and Meliboea. Circ. 1530. 
 *Hycke-Scofner. Circ. 1530. 
 *LUsty Juventus. Temp. Edw. VI. 
 
 Marriage of "Wit and Wisdom. Temp. Edw. VI. 
 
 Nature of the Four Elements, Pr. by Rastell, 1519; Percy Soc, 23; Pollard, 
 Miracle plays, (extract). 
 *Xew Custom. Temp. Edw. VI. (Eliz. revise). Pr. by Rastell, 1573. 
 *Nice Wanton. Temp. Edw. VI. S. R., 1560. 
 
 Of Gentleness and Xobility. Circ. 1530, (perhaps by Rastell). 
 *Rare Triumphs of Love and Fortune. Pr. 1589. 
 *Solyman and Perseda. S. R., 1592. 
 
 *Thersites. Acted 1537. Percy Soc, 22, (ed. Halliwell) ; Roxburghe Club, Two 
 Interludes, 1820. 
 
 Wealth and Health. Temp. Edw. VI. — 
 
 Bale (Bishop) John. Temp. Edw. VI. 
 
 Kynge Johan. Acted between 1558— '(53; prol)al)ly revised from earlier form. 
 
 (Bale's religious plays, ace. to Fleay, date before 153s). 
 »i»Camdeu Soc. pub. 1838, ed. Collier. 
 
 Pollard, Eng. Miracle Plays, (extracts), 
 t Jusserand, Le Theatre en Angleterre, (ch. 5). 
 
 Klein. Geschiehte des Englischen Drama's. 
 
 t Hey WOOD, John. 1497?— 1580? 
 
 Mery Playe betweene the Pardoner and the Frere, the Curate, and neybour 
 Pratte. 1533. 
 Mery Playe betweene Johan Johan, the Husbahde; Tyb, his Wyfe; an«l 
 Syr Jhan, the Preest. 1533. 
 he Play called the Foure Ps, a newe and a very mery interlude of « Palmer, a 
 Pardoner, a Potycary, and a Pedlar. 1543— '47? 
 Of Wit and Folly. (Dialogue). 
 Play of Love. (Semi-dramatic). 
 Play of the AV ether. (Semi-dramatic). 1533. 
 
28 Eiifjlish Drama.— A Workimj Basis. 
 
 »i<A Dialogue of Wit and Folly; w. memoir and account of worlis, Ijy Fairholt. 
 Percy Soc, 20. 
 
 Pardoner and Frere. (Extracts) Pollard, Enjr. Miracle Plays. 
 
 Description of a most noble Ladye. (Queen Mary of England). liyric. Tot- 
 tel's Misc., 1557. Arber Reprints. 
 
 Ballads. Harl. Misc. (Ed. Park). 10: 255—9. 
 
 The Willow Garland. Ballad. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1844. 1: 44— 4G. 
 
 Proverbs and Epigrams. 1562. Spenser Soc. 1867. (Also ed. w. introd. by 
 Julian Sharman. Lond. 1874). 
 
 The Spider and the Flie. 1556. Spenser Soc. 1894. 
 
 Witticisms. Camden Remains. Ed. 1674, pp. 378—9. 
 t Diet. Nat. Biog. (Ward). 
 
 Herford, C. H. Studies in the Lit. Relations of Eng. and Ger. in the Six- 
 teenth Cent. 
 
 Jusserand. Le Theatre en Angleterre. 
 
 Klein. Geschichte des Englischen Drama's. 
 
 Madden, (Sir) F. Privy Purse Expenses of the Princess Mary, w. notes, 1831. 
 
 Puttenham, Geo. Of Poets and Poesie. Bk. 1, ch. 31. (Arber Reprints, 7). 
 
 Stow. Annals; ed. 1617. p. 617. 
 
 Symonds. Shakespeare's Predecessors. 
 
 Walpole. Royal and Noble Authors. 
 
 Lyndsay, Sir David. 1490—1555. 
 
 Ane Satyre of the Thrie Estaitis. 1535— '40. 
 »i« Works; ed. Small, Hall and Murray. Early Eng. Text Soc. 1865—69. (Not 
 yet completed). 
 Poetical Works ; ed. Laing. 3 v. (w. bibliog.) Edin. Paterson. 1879. 63/. 
 Best Works. Scottish Poets of Sixteenth Cent.; ed. Eyre-Todd. Glasgow. 
 1891— '93. 3/6. 
 t Aschenberg. Leben u. Werke. Leipzig. Fock. 1891. 
 Irving, D. Lives of Scottish Poets. 2 v. Edin. 1804. 
 Jusserand. Le Thefitre en Angleterre. (ch. 5). 
 Kissel, I. Das Sprichwort bei. d. Mittel-schott* ; Dichter Lyndsay. Diss. 
 
 Leipzig. Fock. 1891. 
 Lindsay, Lord A. W. C. Lives of the Lindsays. 3 vol. Lond. 1849. 
 Lives of Scottish Poets. 3 v. 1 : pt. 2. (Society of Ancient Scots). Lond. 1822. 
 Tytler, P. F. Lives of Scottish Worthies. 3 v. Lond. 1831— '33. 
 • Walker, Hugh. Three Centuries of Scottish Lit. 2 v. Glasgow. MacLehose. 
 1893. 10/. 
 Wilson, Jas. Grant. Poets and Poetry of Scotland. 2 v. N. Y. Harper. 1876. 
 
 Fl. 1486. 
 
 Nature. Circ. 1490. (Probably pr. by Rastell, 1510— '20). 
 Of the Finding of Truth, carried away by Ignorance and Hypocrisy. Acted 
 before Henry Vllt., Christmas, 1516. (Not extant. Contained a fool), 
 t Collier. Dram. Poetry. 1 : 69 ; 2 : 217—24. 
 Jusserand. Le Theatre en Angleterre. (ch. 3). 
 
 Bedford, Jhon. Fl. 1540. 
 Wyt and Science. Circ. 1545. Sh. Soc. Pub, 1848. (Ed. Halliwell). 
 
English Drama.— A WorkiiKj Basis. 29 
 
 Skkwtox, 'lonx. 14<;0— ir)29. 
 
 Magnyfyceuce. 1515— '23. l<' A 
 i^Poet. Works of John Skelton; ed. Dyce. 2 v. 1843. 
 
 t Chasles, V. E. P. I)u Mouveinent sensualiste avant la Refornie. (Rev. d. 
 Deux Mondes, 1842, 20: 724). 
 
 Disraeli. Curiosities of liit. 
 
 Dublin Univ. Rev., 18GG; (>8: 603; 1(577; 80: G40. 
 
 Jonson, Ben. Fortunate Isles. 
 
 Jusserand. Le Thi'fitre en Angleterre. (Ch. 3). 
 
 Monday, Anthony. Downfall of Robert, Earl of Huntingdon. 
 
 Quart. Rev. 1844; 73: 510. 
 
 Retro. Rev. 1882; (5: 337. 
 
 Wever, J{. Temp. Edward VI. 
 
 *Lusty Juventus. 
 t Symonds. Shakspere's Predecessors. 
 
 ELIZABETHAN DRAMA. 
 
 DRAMATISTS. 
 
 Anonymous. 
 Barclay. 
 Brandon. 
 Chettle. 
 Dkkkek. 
 Drayton. 
 Edwardes. 
 Fulwell. 
 -Oascoigne. 
 Golding. 
 Gosson. 
 Greene. 
 Hathway. 
 Haughton. 
 Heywood, Jasper. 
 Hughes. 
 Ingelend. 
 Kempe. 
 Kyd. 
 Legge. 
 Lylv. 
 Lodge. 
 Lupton. 
 Marlowe. 
 Marston. 
 Monday. 
 
 Xash. 
 
 Seville, Alex. 
 Newton. 
 Norton. 
 Nuce. 
 Peele. 
 Percy. 
 Porter. 
 Preston. 
 Sackville. 
 
 SHAKESPEARE. 
 Sidney. 
 
 Smith, Went worth. 
 Still. 
 Studley. 
 Tarlton. 
 Udall. 
 Wager. 
 Wapul. 
 Whetstone. 
 Wilmot. 
 
 Wilson, Robt. (Senior). 
 Wilson, Robt. (Junior). 
 Woodes. 
 ?Yarriugton. 
 
<iO hJnylish Dnnna. — A Workiny Basis. 
 
 Anonymous. 
 
 Albion Kuij^ht. Circ. loOO. Vv. 1505. 8h. .Soc. Pub. 1S44. 
 *Appius and Virginia. By K. B. (Fleay queries Richard Bower). S. K. 1508. 
 *Arden of Fevershum. J'r. 1592. Delius' Pseudo-Sh. Dranien. 
 *Charlimayue. (Distracted Emperor). Acted \Wd'i 
 
 Common Conditions. S. 11. 1570. 
 ♦Contention between Liberality and Prodigality. 1002. 
 ?Contention betwixt the Two Famous Houses of York and Lancaster. 15W. 
 
 (2 Henry VI.) Haziitt's. Sh. Libr. 
 Cradle of Security. (Xot extant). Circ. 1570. (Willis, K. MountTabor. 1039). 
 Cyprian Conqueror; or, The Faithless Kelict. MS. (Brit. Mus. MS. Sloane. 
 3709). 
 *King Darius. 1505. 
 
 Deadman's Fortune. (Plot only extant). 15931'' 
 Demetrius and Marina; or, The Imperial Impostor and the Unhappy 
 
 Heroine. MS. 
 Diana's Grove; or, The Faithful Genius, MS. 
 *Edward III. Pr. 1590. Delius' Pseudo-Sh. Dramen. 
 
 *Fair Em: or, The Miller's Daughter of Manchester. Acted 1590. Pr. 1031. 
 Attributed by Fleay to Rol). AV'ilson. 
 (Tragedy of) Gismond of Salern. Acted 150b. Ed. Israel Gollancz. Lond. 
 
 Xutt. 1898. 12/6. (Tudor Libr.) 
 Godly Queen Hester. 1561. Collier. Hist. Eng. Drama. (Extracts). 
 Grobiana's Nuptials. MS. (Bodl. 30). 
 *Famous Victories of Henry the Fifth. Before 1588. Pr. 1594. Jusserand. 
 
 Le Theatre en Angleterre. (Ch. 7). 
 *Histriomastix; or, The Player AVhipt. Before 1599. 
 How to Choose a Good Wife from a Bad. Pr. 1002. (Ascril)ed in ]MS. 
 note to "Joshua Cooke," otherwise unknown). 
 *Impatient Poverty. S. R. 1500. 
 *Jack Drum's Entertainment; or. The Comedy of Pasquil and Katherine. 
 
 Acted circ. 1000. 
 *Jack Juggler. Circ. 1560. Roxburghe Club. Two Interludes. 1820. 
 *Knack to Know a Knave. Acted 1592. 
 
 Larum for Loudon ; or, The Siege of Antwerp. S. R. 1000. 
 *King Leir and his Three Daughters. Pr. 1594. Hazlitt's Sh. Libr. 
 *(Life and Death of) Jack Straw, a Notable Rebel. 1587. 
 *(Lifeaud Death of) Captain Thomas Stukely. S. R. 1600. 
 *(Life and Death of) Thomas, Lord Cromwell. Pr. 1002. Sh.'s Doubtful 
 
 Plays. Tauchnitz. 
 *Locrine. S. R. 1594. 
 *Look About You. 1600. 
 Love's Changelings Changed. (Founded on Sidney's Arcadia). MS. (Eg. 
 MSS.1994). 
 *Lust*s Dominion ; or. The Lascivious Queen. (Perhaps identical with Span- 
 ish Moor's Trag.) Pr. 1657, as Marlowe's. 
 Maid's Metamorphosis. 1600. 
 *Marriage of WMt and Science. (Wit and AVill). Acted 1568. Sh. Soc. Pub. 
 
 1846. 
 ♦Misfortunes of Arthur. 1587. Jusserand. Le Theatre en Angleterre. (Ch. 6). 
 Misogonus. 1559? Fleay. Hist, of the Stage, pp.58, 60; and Collier, Hist. 
 Eng. Dr. Poetry, 2 : 464—481. 
 
English Drama.— A Working Basis. 31 
 
 'Mucedorus. Before 1598. Wagner, Wilhelm. Fresh Conjectures on Text 
 
 (called out by Warnke and Proeshoklt's critical text), Sh. Jahrl)uch, 14. 
 
 Xarcissus, a Twelfth-Xight ^Merriment, ed. Marji:aret L.Lee; w. introd. and 
 
 notes. (Tr. fr. orig. MS. 1()02). Lond. Nutt. 1893. 7/6. 
 
 *Nol>ody and Somebody. Pr. 1606. Probably Elizabethan. Gosse: Jacobean 
 
 Poets. 
 Orestes. Acted circ. 1568. 
 Pelopidarum Secunda. MS. (ilarl. 5110). 
 *Pilgriniasre to Parnassus, with the two parts of Return from Parnassus. 
 
 1597— 160L Oxford. Clar. Press. 1886. 8/6. 
 ♦Rare Triumphs of Love and Fortune. Acted 1582. Pr. 1589. 
 ♦Return from Parnassus. Acted 1602. Pr. 1606. (Arl)er Reprint). 
 Richard' II. 1591? 11 copies pr. l)y Ilalliwell. (Eg. MS. 1994). 
 True Tragedy of Richard, Duke of York. Circ. 1590. Hazlitt's Sh. Libr. 
 
 Sh. Soc. Pub. 1844. 
 Robin Conscience. Pr. 1573. 
 
 True History of (xeorge Scanderbage. Acted 1600 V 
 First Part of the Tragical Reign of Selimus. 1594. Swinburne. Study of 
 
 Shakespeare, pp. 30, 31. 
 Seven Deadly Sins. 2 pts. (Fleay identifies with the Five Plays in One and 
 
 The Three Plays in One. 1585). 
 Sir Clyomon and Sir Clamydes. Circ. 1570. Pr. in Bullen's Peele. 
 *Sir John Oldcastle. 1600. 
 Sir Thomas More. 1596. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1844. Ed. Dyce. 
 *Spanish Moor's Tragedy. {See Lust's Dominion). 
 Sylla Dictator. (Catiline). Acted 1588. 
 Taming of a Shrew. 1594. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1841. 
 *Tancred and Gisnuinda. Acted 1568. Pr. 1592. 
 
 Tell Tale. MS. (Dulwich MSS.) 
 *Three Ladies of London. By R. W. (Fleay conjectures^ Rob. Wilson). 
 
 Pr. 1584. 
 *Three Lords and Ladies of London. By R. W. Pr. 1590. 
 
 Tom Tiler and his Wife. Pr. 1563. 
 *Timon. 1601. Repr. Dyce. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1842. 
 *Trial of Treasure. Pr. 1566. Percy Soc. 28. PJd. Halliwoll. 
 ♦Troublesome Reign of King John. 2 pts. Pr. 1591. Hazlitt's Sh. Libr. 
 *True Chronicle Hist, of King Leir and His Three Daughters. 1593. 
 ♦Warning for Fair Women. Pr. 1599. -lusserand. Le Th6atre en Angle- 
 
 terre. (Ch. 7). 
 Weakest goeth to the Wall. S. R. 1600. 
 Whimsies of Senor Hidalgo. MS. (Harl. 5152). 
 ♦Wily Beguiled. Circ. 1597. Fleay. Biog. Chron. Eng. Dr. 
 ♦Wisdom of Doctor Doddypol. Pr. 1600. 
 Wizzard. MS. (Brit. Mus. MSS. Addit. 10, 306). 
 
 Barclay, (Sir) William. 1677. 
 ♦The Lost Lady. Pr. 1638. 
 
 I Brandon, Samuel. 16th Century 
 
 Virtuous Octavia. 1598. 
 Diet. Nat. Biog. 
 Fleay. Biog. Chron. Eng. Dr. 
 Jusseraud. Le Theatre en Angleterre. (Ch. 6). 
 
32 English Drama. — ^1 Workiny Basis. 
 
 Chettle, Henry. 1562—1605/ 
 Flays tor. by Chettle alone. 
 
 Woman's Tragedy. July, 1598. 
 
 'Tis No Deceit to Deceive the Deceiver. Nov., 1598. 
 
 Troy's Eevenge, with the Tragedy of Polyphemus. Feb., 1599. 
 
 Sir Placidas. Apr., 1599. 
 
 Damou and Pythias. Feb., Mar., Apr., 1600. 
 
 Wooing of Death. May, 1600. 
 
 All is not Gold that Glisters. Mar., Apr., 1601. 
 
 Life of Cardinal Wolsey. June, July, Aug., 1601. 
 
 Tobias. May, June, 1602. 
 
 Danish Tragedy. July, 1602. 
 
 Robin Goodfellow. Sept., 1602. (Forgery?) 
 
 Tragedy of Hoffman. Dec, 1602. Jan., 1603. 
 
 London Florentine, pt 2. Mar., 1603. 
 
 (Of the above only Tragedy of Hoffman is extant). 
 
 Wr. in collaboration. 
 
 Second Part of Robin Hood. Feb., 1598. (With Monday). 
 " A book w^herein is a part of a Welshman." Mar., 1598. (With Drayton). 
 Famous Wars of Henry 1. Mar., 1598. (With Drayton and Dekker). 
 Earl Goodwin and his Three Sons, pt. 1. Mar., 1598. (With Drayton, 
 
 Dekker and Wilsou). 
 Pierce of Exton. Apr., 1598. (AV^ith Drayton, Dekker and Wilson). 
 Earl Goodwin and his Three Sous, pt. 2. Apr., 1598. (With Drayton, 
 
 Dekker and Wilson) . 
 Black Batman of the North, pt. 1. May, 1598. (With Drayton, Dekker and 
 
 Wilson). 
 Black Batman of the North, pt. 2. June, 1598. (With Wilson) . 
 Richard Cordelion's Funeral. June, 1598. (With Monday, Drayton and 
 
 Wilson). 
 Conquest-e-f-'Brute, with First Finding of the Bath. July, Aug., Sept., 
 
 1598. (With Day). 
 
 Hot Anger Soon Cold. Aug., 1598. (With Jonson and Porter). 
 
 Chance Medley. Aug., 1598. (With Drayton, Monday and Wilson). 
 
 Catiline's Conspiracy. Aug., 1598. (With Wilson). 
 
 First Part of Robin Hood. Nov., 1598. (Wr. by Monday. "Mended" by 
 
 Chettle). 
 Spencers. Mar., 1599. (With Porter) . 
 Troilus and Cressida. Apr., 1599. (With Dekker). 
 Agamemnon. May, 1599. (With Dekker). 
 Stepmother's Tragedy. July, 1599. (With Dekker). 
 RobertlL, King of Scots. Sept., 1599. (With Dekker, Jonson and "Other 
 
 Jentellman)." 
 Orphans' Tragedy. Nov., 1599. (With Day and Haughton). 
 Patient Grisel. Dec, 1599. (With Dekker and Haughton) . 
 Arcadian Virgin. Dec, 1599. (With Haughton). 
 Seven Wise Masters. Mar., 1600. (With Dekker, Haughton and Day). 
 Golden Ass and Cupid and Psyche. Apr., 1600. (With Dekker and Day). 
 Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green. 3Lay, 1600. (With Day). 
 Sebastian, King of Portugal. Apr., May, 1601. (With Dekker). 
 First Part of Cardinal Wolsey. Oct., Nov., 1601. (With Drayton, Monday 
 
 and Smith). , 
 
English Drama.— A Working Basis. 33 
 
 Too Good to he True. Nov., IGOl. Jan., 1602. (With Hathway and Smith). 
 Proud Woman of Antwerp. Jan., 1(502. (Wr. by Ilaughton and Day; 
 
 "Mended" by Chettle). 
 Love parts Friendship. May, 1(502. (With Wentworth Smith). 
 Femelanco. Sept., 1(502. (With llolnnson). 
 
 Lady Jane, pt. 1. 0<.'t., 1(502. (AVith Dekker, Hey wood, Smith and Webster). 
 Christmas comes but once a Year. Nov., 1602. (With Dekker, Ueywood, 
 
 and Webster) . 
 London Florentine, pt. 1. Dec, 1602. (With Heywood). 
 Shore's Wife. May, 1603. (With Day). 
 rc)f tlie above only the two parts of Robin Hood, Patient Grisel and Blind Beggar of 
 lU'tiinal Green are extant; but for Lady eJane,see Webster's Sir Tliomas Wyatj. 
 
 ■^ *l)ownfall of Kobert, Earl of Huntington (=First Part of Eobiu Hood). 
 
 Loud. 1601. 
 *Death of Robert, Earl of Huntington (=Second Part of Robin Hood). 
 
 Lond. 1601. 
 Pleasant Comedie of Patient Grissill. Lond. 1603. Repr. Sh. Soc. Pub. 
 
 1841; ed. Herm. Yernhagen. Erlangen. Junge. 1893. 2 m. 
 Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green. Lond. 1659. Repr. in Bullen's Day. 1880. 
 Kind-Hart's Dreame. Lond. 1593. Ed. Edw. F. Rimbault. Lond. 1841. 
 
 Percy Soc, 5. 1842. Ingleby. Sh. Allusion Books. 1874. 
 Pierce Plainnes' Seaven Yere's Prentiship. 1595. (Unique copy in Bodleian 
 
 Libr.) 
 England's Mourning Garment. Lond. 1603. Harl. Misc. 1744. Ingleby. 
 
 Sh. Allusion Books. 1874. 
 Englande'8 Mourning Garment. Somes, J. "Baron Somes." Order and 
 
 Proceedings at the Funerall of Eliz. Apr. 28, 1603. Third Collection 
 
 of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, 1. 1751. 
 Tragedy of Hoffman; or, A Revenge for a Father. 1631. Repr., w. emen- 
 dations, by H. B(arrett) L(eonard). 1851. 
 Tragedy of Hoffman, hrsg. v. R. Ackermann (after Brit. Mus. 1631 ed.) 
 
 Bambg. Uhleuhuth. 1894. 1 m. 
 Mad Pranks and Merry Jests of Robin Goodfellow. Repr. fr. ed. of 1628. 
 
 W. introd. by Collier. Lond. 1841. Percy Soc, 2. 
 t Delius. Chettle's Hoffman u. Sh.'s Hamlet. Sh. Jahrbuch 9, 1874. 
 
 Harvey, Gabriel. Pierce's Supererogation. 1593. Repr. 1814. (Brydges. 
 
 Archaica, 2). 
 Henslowe. Diary. 
 ^ Ingleby. Sh. Allusion Books, pt. 1., pp. 7— 21. 
 Wk Nash, Th. Have with you to Saffron Walden. 1596. 
 
 B Dekkkk, Thomas. 1567?— 1632? 
 
 ^Kliassed witli Elizabetlians ratlier llian Jacolieans , because his style is of the earlier period). 
 ^^tant Plays, with pub. dotes. 
 ^ *Shoemaker's Holiday. 1600. 
 *01d Fortunatus. 1600. 
 
 k*Satiro-ma8tix ; or. The Untrussing of the Humorous Poet. [Ben Jonson]. 
 1602. 
 Patient Grisel. {See Chettie). 
 
 ♦Magnificent P^ntertainment given to King James. Masque. 1604. 
 ♦Honest Whore. 1604. 
 ♦Second Part of the Honest Whore. 1(530, 
 Westward Ho. 1607. 
 
;U English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
 Northward Ho. 1607. 
 
 Whore of Babylou. 1607. 
 *Roaring Girl. 1611. (With Mitldleton). 
 
 If it be uot Good, the Devil is in it. 1612. 
 
 Troia Nova Triumphant. Pageant. 1612. 
 ♦Virgin Martyr. 1622. (With Massinger). 
 
 Britannia'8 Honor. Pageant. 1628. 
 
 London's Tempe. Pageant. 1629. 
 
 Match Me in London. 1631. 
 
 *NobIe Spanish Soldier. 1634. (/Vee Samuel Kowley). 
 *Wonder of a Kingdom. 1636. 
 
 Sun's Darling. " Moral Masque.'' 1634. (With Ford). 
 
 Witch of Edmonton. \cm. (With Ford and Kovvley). 
 
 (For Dekker's lost plays and non-drani. works, see Bullen's article in Diet. Nat. Bio^. and 
 Fleay's Biog. Clirou.) 
 
 >J< Dram. Works now first collected, w. illus. notes and memoir. 4 v. Lond. 
 
 Pearson. 1873. 73/6. a ^^J^Lj^y^o 
 
 Works; ed. Bullen. 4 v. Lond. Nimmo. 1887. -W- ^^^aT^??^. 
 Selections; ed. w. introd. and notes, E. Ilhys. Lond. Vizetelly. 1887. 
 
 2/6. (Mermaid Series). 
 Patient Grissil; a comedy. Repr. fr. the black lettered, of 1603, w. introd. 
 
 and notes. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1841. 
 Troiu-nova Triumphans. London Triumphing; London Tempe, or the Field 
 
 of Happiness. (Percy Soc, 10). Fairholt. Lord Mayor's Pageants. 
 Grosart. Huth Libr. Non-Dram. Works. 
 Seven Deadly Sins of London. 1606. Lond. 1879. Arber. Eng. Scholar's 
 
 Libr., 7. Collier. Illustr. of Old Eng. Lit., 2. 
 Dreams. Kepr. fr. the ed. of 1620; ed. Halliwell. Loud. 1860. 
 Gull's Hornbook. Lond. 1609. Kepr. w. illus. notes by Dr. John Nott. 
 
 Bristol. 1812. (Hindley, C. Old Book Collectors' Miscel., 2). 
 Knight's Conjuring: Done in Earnest, Discovered in Jest. Ed. E. F. Kim- 
 
 bault. Lond. 1842. (Percy Soc, 5). 
 t Bodenstedt. Shakespeare's Zeitgenossen. 
 Gosse. Jacobean Poets. 
 Hazlitt. Dram. Lit. of the Age of Eli/. 
 Henslowe. Diary. 
 
 Jonson, Ben. Poetaster. (Demetrius=Dekker). 
 Jusserand. Eng. Novel in the Time of Shakespeare. 
 * Kuplpa, P. LTeber den Dramatischei^ers T. Dekker's. Halle diss. 1893. 
 Retro. Rev. 11. 1825. 
 Shakspere and Jonson. Dramatic, versus Wit-Combats. Auxiliary Forces. 
 
 Appendix. 1864. 
 Swinburne. Nineteenth Cent. Jan., 1887. Study of Shakespeare, p. 143. 
 Symonds, J. A. Acad. 3o : 137. 
 Whipple. Essays and Reviews. 
 
 Dhaytox, Michael. 1563—1631. 
 
 This distinguished poet wrote for Henslowe's theatres twenty-four plays, usually working 
 in collaboration (with Chettle, Dekker, Hathway, Mid<lleton. Monday, Smith, Webster, 
 Wilson) ; but there is no certainty that any dramatic work of his is ih)w extant. 
 
 »I<Collected Poems. (Incomplete). 4 v. 1748; 1753. 
 Poly-Olbiou; ed. Richard Hooper. 3 v. 1876. Entire works in preparation. 
 Selections; ed. Bullen. 1883. 
 
,117 BR SIT 7) 
 
 ^"^^"^ ' 
 
 ICiKjlish lJram<t.—A Working iJtt»lte==»=**^ o5 
 
 Dniytoirss Rarer Works; ed. Collier. Hoxburj^he Club. LSAf). 
 Facsimile Ueprints of Early Editions. Spenser Soc. 
 t Anderson, Brit. Poets, o. 
 Athen. 1888, 1 : 470. 
 Bell. Lit. and Sci. Men., 1:1. 
 Chalmers. Eng. Toets, 4. 
 Diet. Xat. Biog. (Bullen). 
 Disraeli. Amenities of Lit., 2 : 248. 
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 Palaemoii and Arcyte. 2 pts. Acted 1586. (Not extant), 
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 *Like will to Like, (juoth the Devil to the Collier. S. R. 1568. 
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 Gascoigne, George. 1525?— '77. 
 
 ♦Supposes. Tr. fr. Ariosto. Acted 1566. 
 ♦Jocasta. Tr. fr. Euripides. Acted 1566. 
 GfTass of Government. Pr. 1575. 
 
 Princely Pleasures at the Court of Kenihvorth. Pageant. Pr. 157(i. 
 Tale of Hemetes the Hermit. Pageant. (Wr. in English, Latin, Italian and 
 
 French). Presented 1575. 
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 Certayne notes of instruction concerning the making of verse or rynie in 
 
 English. 1575. 
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 Harvey. Fou re Letters. 1592. {See under Greene) . 
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 GOLDLNG, Arthuu. 1536?— 1605? 
 
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 Beza's Tragedy of Abraham's Sacrifice. Translation. 1575. 
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 GossoN, Stephen. 1555—1624. 
 
 Catiline's Conspiracies. 
 
 Captain Mario. 
 
 Praise at Parting. 
 
 [Tliese plays, non-extant, were written before 1580]. 
 
 School of Abuse, containing a pleasant Invective against Poets, Pipers. 
 Players, Jesters, and such like Caterpillars of a Commonwealth. 157i». 
 Kepr. in Somes' Tracts. 1810, 8: 552—74. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1841, ed. 
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 Plays confuted in Five Actions, proving they are not to be suflered in a 
 Christian Commonweal by the way both the Cavils of Thomas Lodge 
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 Tarlton. Horse-load of Fools, (q. v.) (Goose' Son=Gossou). 
 
 Greene, Robert. 1560?— '92. 
 
 Alphonsus, King of Arragon. (Perhaps earliest written). Pr. 1599. 
 Orlando Furioso. Pr. 1594. 
 
 Looking Glass for London and England. (With Lodge). Pr. 1594. 
 *Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay. Pr. 1594. 
 James the Fourth. S. R. 1594. 
 
 *George a Greene, the Pinner of Wakefield. Pr. 1595. 
 Kon-Dram. Works. 
 
 Mamillia. 1583. 
 
 Mirror of Modesty. 1584. 
 
 Gividonius, the Card of Fancy. 1584. 
 
 Arbasto, the Anatomy of Fortune. 1584. 
 
 Morando, the Tritameron of Love. 1584. 
 
 Planetomachia. 1585. 
 
 Farewell to Folly. S. R. 1587. 
 
 Penelope's Web. 1587. 
 
 Euphues, his Censure to Philautus. 15S7. 
 
 Perimedes the Blacksmith. 1588. 
 
 Pandosto, the Triumph of Time. 1588. 
 
 Alcida, Greene's Metamorphosis. S. R. 1588. 
 
 The Spanish Masquerade. 1589. 
 
 Menaphon. 1589. 
 
 Ciceronis Amor. 1589. 
 
 Greene's Orpharion. 1590. 
 
Kinjlish JJr<fiu<(.~A Win'Liny Ij(i.sin. 37 
 
 C'onuRopiu, or, The Royal Kxchange. loiK). 
 
 (rreene'js Mouriiinj;: (ianncnt. loDO. 
 
 Greene's Never Too Late ; or, A Powderof Kxperieiu-e. ir)!«), 
 
 Francesco's Fortunes. laOO. 
 
 Maiden's Dream. 15t)l. 
 
 Notable Discovery of C'ozenaj^e. 1591. 
 
 Couycatchiug. Second Part. 1591. 
 
 Conycatching. Third Part. 1592. 
 
 He and She Coneycatcher. 15f>2. 
 
 Nascimur pro Patria. 1592. 
 
 Black Book's Messenger. 1592. 
 
 Philomela. 1592. 
 
 Quip for an Upstart Courtier. 1592. 
 
 Groatsworth of Wit, bought with a Million of Repentance. 1592. 
 
 Repentance of Itobert Greene. 1592. 
 
 Greene's Vision, written at the instant of his Death an<l containing a penitent 
 
 Passion for the Folly of his Pen. 1592. 
 Plays and Poems; ed. Dyce. 2 v. 1831. 1 v. 1858. (With Peele). 
 Complete Works; ed. Grosart. 15 v. 1881— '6. (Huth Libr.) (A^ol. I. con- 
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 Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay, ed. Ward. Oxford. Clar. Press. 1882. 
 
 5/6. (AVith Marlowe's Faustus). 
 Poems; ed. Bell. Bohn. 1840. 
 
 Mirror of Modesty. Kepr. Collier. 18G6. Illustrations of Old Eng. Lit. 
 Perimedes the Blacksmith. Kepr. Collier. 1867? . Misc. Tracts, 1. 
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 1744. {Also " Thieves falling out)." 
 Groatsworth of Wit; ed. Ingleby. Sh. Allusion Books. 1874. 
 Menaphon. Arber Reprints. 
 
 Arcadia; or, Menaphon. Lond. 1814. Brydges. Archaica, 1. 
 Philomena; the Lady Fitzwater's Nightingale. Lond. 1814. Brydges. 
 
 Archaica, 1. 
 Maiden's Dream. (19 pp.) Sh. Soc. Pub., 2. ^— 
 
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 Boas. Shakspere and his Predecessors. 
 
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•>'^ Engtish Draino.—A Work-intj Basis. 
 
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 1841. 
 
 Hath WAY, Richahd. F1. 1600, 
 
 Life and Death of Arthur. 1508. 
 
 Valentine and Orson. 1598. (With Monday). 
 *Sir John Oldcastle, 2 pts. 159«). (With Drayton, Monday, Wilson). 
 
 Owen Tudor. 1600. (AVith Drayton, Monday, Wilson). 
 
 Fair Constance of Rome, pt. 1. 1600. (With Drayton, 3Ionday, Wilson). 
 
 Fair Constance of Rome, pt. 2. 1600. (With Chettle and Day). 
 *Hannibal and Scipio. 1601. (With Rankens). 
 
 Scogan and Skelton. 1601. (With Rankens). 
 
 Conquest of Spain by John a Gaunt. 1601. (With Rankens). 
 
 Six Clothiers, pt. 1. 1601. (With Haughton and Smith). 
 
 Six Clothiers, pt. 2. 1601. (With Haughton and Smith). 
 
 Too Good to be True; or, the Northern Man. 1601. (With Chettle :ind 
 Smith). 
 
 As Merry as May Be. 1602. (With Day and Smith). 
 
 Bosse of Billingsgate. 1603. (With Day). 
 
 Black Dog of Newgate, pt. 1. 1602. (AVith Day, Smith, etc.) 
 
 Unfortunate General. 1603. (AVith Day, Smith, etc.) 
 
 Black Dog of Newgate, pt. 2. 1603. (AA^ith Day, Smith, etc.) 
 
 fOf Hathway's plajs only the first part of Sir John Oldcastle is known to be extant]. 
 t Bodenham. Belvid(5re. 1600. (Commend. Verses). 
 
 Halliwell-Phillips. Outlines of the Life of Shakespeare. Tth ed. 2: 188. 
 
 Henslowe. Diary. 
 
 Haughton, AA^illiam. F1. 1598. 
 
 (Harton, Haulton, Hawton, " Yonge Horton.)'* 
 
 ♦Englishmen for my Money; or, A AVoman will have her AVill. Acted 1598. 
 Pr. 1616. 
 Poor Man's Paradise. Wr. 1599. 
 
 Patient Grissell. AVr. 1599. (AVith Chettle and Dekker). 
 Cox of Collumptou. AVr. 1599. (AVith Day). 
 Tragedy of Merry. AVr. 1599. (AVith Day). 
 Spanish Moor's Tragedy. AVr. 1600. (AVith Dekker and Day). (Perhaps 
 
 identical with Lust's Dominion). 
 Seven AVise Masters. AVr. 1600. (With Chettle, Dekker, Day). 
 Devil and his Dame. Wr. 1600. 
 English Fugitives. AVr. 1600. 
 
 Strange News out of Poland. AVr. 1600. (AVith " Pett.") 
 Indies. AVr. 1600. 
 Robin Hood's Pen'orths. Wr. 1600. 
 
 Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green , pts. 2 and 3. 1601 . (AAlth Day and Chettle) . 
 Conquest of the AA^est Indies. 1601. (AVith Day and AVentworth Smith). 
 Six Yeomen of the AVest. 1601. (With Day). 
 
English Drama.— A Workiiifj Basis. 39 
 
 Proud Woman of Antwerp. 1601. 
 
 Second Part of Thomas Dough. 1001. (With Day). 
 
 Six Clothiers, pt. 1 and 2. 1601. (With Hathway). 
 
 Cartwright. 1602. 
 
 As Merry as May Be. 1602. (With Day, Ilathway, Smith). 
 
 [Of Haughton's Independent plays only tlie first Is known to be extant; of his plays in col- 
 laboration, only Patient Gfissell and Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green— see under Cliettle and 
 Day]. 
 t Alleyn Papers, pp. XXVII., 23, 25. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1843. 
 
 Bullen. Day's Dram. Worlis. Preface. {See Day). 
 
 Diet. Nat. Biog. (Bullen). 
 
 Fleay. Biog. Chron. Eng. Drama. 
 
 Heuslowe. Diary. 
 
 Swinburne. Study of Shakespeare, p. 127. 
 
 IIEYWOOD, Jasper. 1535— '1)8. 
 
 Seneca's Tragedies. (Translations). 
 
 Troas. 1559. 
 *Thyestes. 1560. 
 
 Hercules Furens. 1561. 
 »i«Xewtou, Th. Seneca's Tragedies. 1581:1591. 
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 Symonds. Shakspere's Predecessors. 
 
 Ward. Eng. Dr. Lit. 
 
 Hughes, Thomas. F1. 1587. 
 
 ♦Misfortunes of Arthur. 1587. 
 t Klein. Geschichte des Englischen Drama's. 
 
 INGELEND, TH. F1. 1550. 
 
 ♦Disobedient Child. Acted 1560. 
 .i«Percy Soc. 23,1848. (Ed. Ilalliwell). 
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 Kempe, William. Fl. 1600. 
 
 Nine Dales Wonder. 1600. (Dedication to Anne Fitton). Ed. Dyce. 
 
 Camden Soc. Arber Reprints. 
 U Actor. 
 
 Romeo and Juliet. (^2(1599). Qs (1609). Act4:Scene5. (Kempe as Peter). 
 Much Ado about Nothing. Q. (1600). F. (1623). Act 4: Scene 2. (Kempe as 
 Dogberry), 
 pt Academy, July 5, 1884. 
 
 An Almond for a Parrot. 1589. (Dedication to Kempe). 
 
 Collier. 3Iemoirs of the Principal Actors in the Plays of Shakespeare. Sh. 
 
 Soc. Pub. 1848. pp. 89—119. 
 Day. Travels of the Three Eng. Brothers, (|. v. 
 Diet. Nat. Biog. 
 
 I Fleay. Biog. (!hron. Eng. Drama. ^ 
 
 (Jriffiths. Evenings with Shakspere. 
 
 I 
 
40 English Drama. — A Workunj Basis. 
 
 lleywood. Apology for Actors. 
 
 Jahrbuch. (Sh.),22. 1887. 
 
 Knack to Know a Knave. See Index. 
 
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 1880— '82. 
 Return from Parnassus. Arber Reprint. 
 Sat. Rev. April IT, 188G. 
 
 Tyler, Th. Shakespeare's Sonnets, pp. TO— 78. Loud. Nutt. 1890. 
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 Kyd, Thomas. 1557?— '95? 
 
 ♦Spanish Tragedy. S. K. 1592. 
 *Jeronymo. pt. 1. Pr. 1605. 
 
 *Oorne'lia. (Tr. fr. French of Gamier) . S. R. 1593. 
 
 Truethe of the most wicked and secret Murthering of John Brewen, Gold- 
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 Lkgge, Thomas. 1535—1607. 
 
 Destruction of Jerusalem. 1577. (Not extant). 
 
 Richardus Tertius. (Latin). 1579. Ed. Barron Field. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1844. 
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 Nichols. Progresses of Queen Eliz. 
 
 Lodge, Thomas. 1558?— 1625. 
 
 ♦Wounds of Civil War. 1587? 
 Looking-glass for London and England. Before 1590. (With Greene). 
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 Non-Dram. Works. 
 
 Defence of Stage Plays. 1580. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1853. (In reply to Gosson's 
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English Drama.— A Working Basis. 41 
 
 Ahinmi against Usurers. 1584. 8h. Soc. Pub. 1853. (In reply U> (iossou's 
 
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 Delectable Ilistorie of Forbonius and Prisceria. (Komance). 1584. Kepr. 
 
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 1819. 
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 History of Kobert, Duke of Normandy. (Hist. Komance). 1591. 
 Catharos. ( Prose d i scu ssion ) . " 1591 . 
 Euphues Shadow. 1592. 
 Phillis. (Poem). 1593. 
 Life and Death of William Lougbeard. (Hist. Komance). 1593. Kepr. in 
 
 Collier's lllus. Old Eng. Lit. 2. 18G0. 
 A Fig for Momus. (Satires, eclogues and epistles). 1595. Kepr. Sir 
 
 Alex. Boswell at Auchinleck Press, 1817. 
 Divil Conjured. (Moral Conference). 159G. 
 Margarite of America. (Komance). 1590. 
 Wits Miserie and World's Madnesse. (Essay). 159G. 
 Prosopopd'ia. (Kelig. tract). 1596. 
 Josephus' Works. Translation. 1602. 
 Treatise of the Plague. (Medical). 1603. 
 Seneca's Works. Translation. 1614. 
 The Poor Man's Talent. (Popular medical treatise). Wr. circ. 1622. 
 
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42 English Drama.— A Workiiuj Basi.s. 
 
 Giillathea. Pr. 1592. 
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 *Dr. Faustus. 1588? (^s. 1004; 1009; 1011; 1010; 1019; 1020; 1024; 1631; 
 
 1668. 
 *Je\v of Malta. Before 1588. Q. 1038. (Ed. Th. Hey wood). 
 *Eaward [L 1591? Qs. 1594; 1598; 1604; 1012; 1022. 
 
 Massacre at Paris. 1593? Q. n. d. 
 *Dido. Q. 1594? (With Nash). 
 
b 
 
 Eiujlisli Dr<imi(.—A Workiiuj B((si.s. 43 
 
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 Epigrams and Elegies, ('rrans. of Ovid's Amores). Ciic. loOT. (Notes 
 
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 FirHt Book of Lucau. (Pharsalia). 1000. llepr. Percy, in Specimens of 
 
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 Works; ed. Cunningham. 1870? 
 
 Works; ed. Bullen. 3 v. Lond. Nimmo. 1888. ea. 7/6. 
 Best Plays; ed. Havelock Ellis, w. introd. by Symonds. (Mermaid Series). 
 Lond. Yizetelly. 1887. 2/6. 
 
 I Selected Works; ed. Pinkerton. (Canterbury Poets). Lond. Scott. 
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 Poems; ed. Bell. (Annotated Ed. of the Eng. Poets). 1854. 
 Marlowe's Werke. Historische kritische Ausgabe von H. Breymann an<l 
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 t'amburlaine ; ed. Hales and Jerram. 1877. (Lond. Series of Eng. 
 Classics). 
 Tamburlaine; ed. Albrecht Wagner. Heilbronn. Henninger. 1885. 4 m. 
 
 ■ Marlowe. Tragical History of Dr. Faustus. Greene, Honorable History of 
 Friar Bungay ; ed. Ward. Oxford. Clar. Press. 1S87. 6/6. (H. Brey- 
 mann, Engl. Studien, 12: 443—450). 
 Faustus. (Morley. Univ. Libr.) Lond. Routledge. 1883. 1/. 
 ^^- Faustus; ed. Wagner. Lond. 1885. 
 
 ^■Faustus; ed. Breymann. Heilbronn. 1S89. (Qs. of 1604 and KIIO pr. on 
 ^B opp. pp.) 
 
 ■[jewof Malta; ed.Oxberry. 1818. 
 ■p Edward II.; ed. Wagner. Hamburg. 1871. 
 
 Edward II. ; ed. Fleay. 1877. (Collier's School and Coll. Classics). 
 Edward II.; ed. Tancock. Oxford. Clar. Press. 1887. 3/6. 
 Edward II.; ed. w. introd. and notes. McLaughlin. N. Y. Holt. 1895. 70c. 
 t Acad. Oct. 20, 1883. (Tamburlaine). 
 
 Beard, Thomas. Theatre of God's Judgments. 1597. p. 148. 
 
 ■Boas. Shakspere and his Predecessors. 
 Breymann, H. Engl. Studien, 5: 5(5— 66. 1881— '82. (F'austus. Reply to 
 Albers in Sh. Jahrbuch fiir Rom. u. Eng. Lit.) 
 Broughton, Jas. Gentlemen's Mag., 1800, pt. 1. (Five papers). 
 
 ICourtney, W. L. Studies at Leisure. " On Kit Marlowe's Death." Lond. 
 Chapman. 1892. 6/. (Univ. Rev. 1890, 6: 356). 
 Delius. Marlowe's Faustus und seine Quelle. Bielefeld. 1881. 
 
44 English Drama.— A WorMny Basis. 
 
 Dowden, (Prof.) Edward. Transcripts and Studies. • ":Marlovve.'* Loud. 
 
 Paul. 1887. 12/. (Fortn. Rev., 1870). 
 Drayton. Epistle * * of Poets and Poetry. 1627. 
 Diintzner. Anglia. 1 : 44. 
 
 Faligan, Ernest. De 3Iarlovianis Fabulis. Lat. Thesis. Paris, 1887. 
 Fischer, Otto. Zur Charakteristik der Dramen Marlowe's. Miinchen. 18S9. 
 Fleay. Biog-. Chron Eng. Drama. (Sh. Soc. Trans., 2. 1885). 
 Frankel, L. Zum stoffe von Marlowe's Tamburlaine. (Engl. Studien, 16: 
 
 459—462). 
 Friedrich, J. Didotlramen des Dolce, Jodelle und Marlowe in ihren Yerhiilt- 
 
 niss zu einander und zu Vergil's .Eneid. Kempton. 1888. 
 Gen(^e, (Dr.) Rudolph. Sh. Soc. Trans. 1875—76. Collation of Edward II. 
 
 Q. 1594, w. Dyce's text, 1850. 
 Hazlitt. Dram, of the Age of Eliz. 
 Heinemann, Wm. An essay towards a bil)liog. of Marlowe's Faustus. Repr. 
 
 fr. the Bibliographer. 1884. 
 Harford. Lit. Relations of Eng. and Germany. 
 Hermann, E. Shakspeare wider Robert Greene, ]MarIowe and Nash. 91 pp. 
 
 In his Sh. Studien, 2 : 3, p. 598. 
 Hertzberg. Sh. u. seine VorlJiufer. Sh. Jahrbuch, 15. 1880. 
 Home, R. H. Death of Marlowe, a tragedy. 39 pp. Marlowe's Works ; ed. 
 
 Bullen, 3: 315. 
 Ingram, J. H. Univ, Rev. 1889. 4:382. 
 Kellner. Die Quelle von Marlowe's Jew of Malta. Engl. Studien, 10: 
 
 80—110. 
 Klein. Geschichte des Engllschen Drama's. 
 Klose, R. Die unterschiede zwischen dem Casseler texte v. Marlowe's 
 
 Edward U. u. dem von 1598; ed. Wagner. (Engl. Studien, 5 : 242— '45). 
 Lamb. Specimens of Eng. Dram. Poetry. 
 Lee, Jane. Sh. Soc. Trans., 2. 1875— '76. *'0n the Authorship of 2 iV: 3 
 
 Henry VI." 
 Lewis, J. G. Christopher Marlowe; his life and works. Canterbury. 1890. 
 Lowell. Old Eng. Dramatists. 
 
 Meissner. Die Englischen Comodianten * * in Oesterreich. 
 Meres. Palladis Tamia. 1598. 
 
 Mommsen, C. I. T. Marlowe und Shakespeare. Frankfurt. 1886. 
 Proscholdt, L. Eine collation der aeltesten quarto von Marlowe's Dr. 
 
 Faustus. Anglia, 3: 88— 96. (Breymann, H. Zu L. Proscholdt's Col- 
 lation of Marlowe's Faustus. Anglia, 4: 288—91). 
 Return from Parnassus. {See Index). 
 Reviews. Eraser, 47: 221; Cornh., 30: 329; Every Sat., 9: 670; 17: 340; 
 
 Eel. Mo., 76: 241; Blackwood, 1: 388, (Faustus); 2:21, (Edward IL) ; 
 
 2: 260, (Jew of Malta). 
 Schroeer, K. J. Zu Marlowe's Faustus. (Anglia, 5: 134— 36). 
 Swinburne. A Study of Shakespeare, p. %\—(jo, passim. 
 Swinburne. Poems and Ballads; Second Series. "In the Bay." Lond. 
 
 Chatto. 1889. 
 Symonds. Shakspere's Predecessors. 
 
 Ulrici. Oh. Marlowe u. Sh.'s Verhaltniss zu ihm. Sh. Jahrbuch, 1. 1865. 
 Vaughan, Wm. Golden Grove. 1600. 
 Verity. Marlowe's Influence on Shakespeare. 1886. 
 Wagner, Max. The Eng. dram, blank verse before Marlowe. Th. 1. 
 
 Progr.-abhandl. Ostern. 1881. (J. Schupper, Engl. Studien, 5; 
 
 457—8). Th. 2. Ostern. 1882. (Engl. Studien, 8: 393). 
 
^^m Wagner, ^Vilhelm. Emendatioiieu u. Kenierkiingen */ii Marlowe. 8h. 
 
 L 
 
 Enf/li.sh Drama.— A Working Jiasis. 45 
 
 Marston, John. IoToV— lfi34. 
 
 ♦Antonio and .Mellida. 1002. 
 *Antonio'8 Kevenge. 1(502. 
 *3Iak'ontent. 1(504. 
 
 istwanl Ho. 1(50.'). (Revived at Drnry Lane 1751 as The Prentices, and 
 1775, as Old City Manners)', 
 biitrh ("onrtesan. 1(505. (Revived by Bettertou in 1080 as The Itevenj^e; 
 or, A Match in Newgate, wh. was itself adapted l)y Bullock, 1715, as A 
 AVonian's Kevenge). 
 *Parasitastcr; or. The Fawn. 1(500. 
 
 Wonder of AVonien ; or, The Tragedy of Sophonisba. 1000. 
 *What You Will. 1G07. 
 •-Insatiate Countess. 1018. 
 
 yan-Dram. TforAw. 
 
 I 
 I 
 
 Metamorphosis of Fignialion's Image. And certain Satires. 1598. 
 
 Scourge of A'illainy. Three Books of Satires. 1598. 
 
 Tragedies and Comedies. 1 v. 1033. 
 
 Works; ed. Halli well. 3 v. Lond. Smith. 1856. 15/. 
 
 Poems; ed. Grosart. 2 v. Manchester. 1879. (51 copies pr.) 
 
 Selections; ed. Sharp. (Canterbury Poets). Lond. Scott. 1885. 2/6. 
 
 Works; ed. Bullen. 3 v. Lond. Nimmo. 1887. ea. 7/0. 
 
 Athen. 1887, 2 : 190. 
 
 Bodenstedt. Sh.'s Zeitgenossen u. ihre Werke. 
 
 Chester, Robert. Love's Martyr. 1601. (Poem by Marston appended). 
 
 Deighton, K. Marston's Works, Conjectural Readings. 1893. 
 
 IMsraeli. Quarrels of Authors. 
 
 Gosse. Jacobean Poets. 
 
 Griffiths, L. M. Poet^Lore, 2 : 289; 3(50; 414. 
 
 Hazlitt. Dram. Lit. of Age of Eliz, 
 
 Henslowe. Diary. Sept. 28, 1599. 
 
 Hogarth. Prints: The Industrious and Idle Prentice. (Drawn, perhaps, 
 
 from Eastward Ho). 
 Home. New Spirit of the Age. 
 Jonson. Conversations with Drummond of Hawthornden. Poetaster. 
 
 (Crispinus a caricature of Marston). Sejanus. (Commen<1. Verses by 
 
 Marston). 
 Lamb. Specimens of Eng. Dram. Poets. 
 Meres. Palladis Tamia. 
 Retro. Rev. 1822, : 113. 
 Return from Parnassus. {See Index). 
 Scholten, V. MetrischeUntersuchungen zu Marston's Trauerspielen. Halle 
 
 diss. 1880. 1/6. 
 Shakespeare and Jonson. Dramatic, versus Wit Combats. 
 Stoddard, R. H. Dial, 8 : 79. 
 
 Swinburne. Nineteenth Cent. Oct., 1888, 24: 531. 
 Weever, John. Epigrams. 1599. 
 W. 1. AVhipping of the Satire. 1601. 
 
46 English Drama. — A Working JJaais. 
 
 m Monday, Anthony. 1553— 1G33. 
 
 [Dram, career inaiiily 15s4— IGO'2]. 
 
 Fidele and Fortunio. 1584. CKo^ e ?«^i"A.Uc^) 
 
 John a Kent and John a Cumber. 1594 V (Notes and Queries, Lst .ser., 
 4: 55, 83). 
 
 Mother Redcap. 1597. 
 
 *I)o\vnfall of Robert, Earl ot Huntingdon. 1598. (With Chettle). 
 *I)eath of Robert, Elarl of Huntingdon. 1598. ((With Chettle). 
 
 Richard Cour de Lion's Funeral. 1598. (With Chettle, Drayton, Wilson). 
 
 Valentine and Orson. 1598. (AVitb Ilathway). 
 
 Chance Medley. 1598. (With Chettle?, Drayton, Wilson). 
 *Sir John Oldcastle, 2 parts. 1599. (^^^ith Drayton, Hathway, Wilson). 
 
 Owen Tudor. 1599? (With Drayton, Hathway, Wilson). 
 
 Fair Constance of Rome. IGOO. {W\th Dekker, Drayton, Hathway). 
 
 Rising of Cardinal Wolsey. 1001. (With Chettle, Drayton, Smith). 
 
 Jeptha. 1G02. (With Dekker). 
 
 ('iesar's Fall. 1002. (With Drayton, Middletou, Webster, Dekker?) 
 
 Two Harpies. 1002. (With Dekker, Drayton, Middleton, AYebster). 
 
 Widow's Charm. 1602. 
 
 Set at Tennis. 1002. 
 
 [Of the above only four, Joliu a Kent and John a Cumber, the two Robin Hood Plays and 
 tlie first part of Sir John Oldcastle are extantj. 
 
 Lord Mayor\^ Pageants. 
 
 Triumphs of re-united Britannia. 1605. (Xichols. Progresses of James T., 
 
 1: 564—70). 
 Camp-bell; or, the Ironmongers Faire Field. 1009. 
 Chrysothriambos; The Triumphs of (iold. 1011. 
 Himatia-Poleos; Triumphs of Old Drapery. 1014. 
 Metropolis Coronata; Triumphs of Ancient Drapery. 1015. (Nichols. 
 
 Progresses of James I., 3 : 107 — 18). 
 Chrysanaleia, the Golden Fishing; or, the Honour of Fishmongers. 1010. 
 
 (Re-prod, in folio by J. Gough Nichols, w. 12 colored plates by Henry 
 
 Shaw. Lond. 1844. 2nd ed., 1800. See also Nichols. Progresses of 
 
 James I., 3: 195—207). 
 Siderothriambos; or. Steel and Iron Triumphing. 1018. 
 Triumphs of the Golden P'leece. 1023. 
 
 [All in the Brit. Museum, except Chrysothriambos, wli. is in the Dulie of Devonsliire's 
 collection]. 
 
 [For his translations of French romances, Palladino, Palmerin, Palmendos, Gerileon, Ama- 
 dis de Gaule, etc., and for his many mlsceUaneous works, see Diet. Nat. Bioff. (Seccombe).] 
 
 »J« John a Kent and John ^ Cumber; ed. w. introd. and notes. Collier. Sli. 
 
 Soc. Pub. 1846. 
 t Arl)er. An Eng. Garner. 
 
 Brydges. Censura Literaiia and Restituta. 
 
 Chettle. Kind-Harte's Dream. 1592. Percy Soc. 1841. 
 
 Cohn. Shakespeare in Germany, 1805, p. 47. 
 
 Collier. John h Kent and John a Cumber. Introd. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1851. 
 
 Memoirs of Actors, p. 111. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1840. 
 Copley, Anthony. Wits, Fits and Fancies, 1014, p. 134. 
 Cunningham. Extracts fr. Accounts of the Revels at Court. Sh. Soc. Pub. 
 
 1842. 
 Drake. Shakespeare and his Time^l : 2:M— 5; 2: 237. 
 Fairholt. Lord Mayor's Pageants. Introd. p. 38. Percy Soc. 1843. 
 
English Drama.— A Working Basis. 47 
 
 Giflbrd. Jouson'.s Works. 1816,6:325. 
 Henslowe. Diary, pp. 106, 118, 158, 163, 171, 235. 
 Huth. Aucient Ballads and Broadsides, 1867, p. 370. 
 Jonson. Case is Altered. 15J)9. (Autouio Balladius=Monday). 
 Kempe. Nine Daies Wonder. 1600. Cauulen Soc. Also Arher lieprinls. 
 Marston. IlistrioTmastix. 159>^? 
 Meres. Palladis Taraia. 
 Middleton. Triumphs of Truth. 1()13. 
 Nichols. Progresses of James I. 
 Nichols, J. Gough. Lord 3Iayor's Pageants, p. 102. 
 Notes and Queries. (For specific references, see Diet. Nat. Biog.) 
 (Pound, Thomas)? True Report of the Death and Martyrdom of M. Cam- 
 pion. 1581. (Cf. Monday's Brief Answer, 1582). 
 Simpson, Richard. Edmund Campion. A Biography. Loud. 1S67. 
 Wehl)e. Discourse of Eng. Poetry. 1586. Arl)er Reprints. 
 
 Nash, ThoMas. 1567—1601. 
 
 ♦Dido. Acted 1501. Pr. 1594. (With Marlowe). 
 ♦Summer's Last Will and Testament. Acted 1592. 
 Isle of Dogs. 1597. (Not extant). 
 
 I'ose Works. 
 Anatomy of Absurdities. 1588. 
 Address to the (Jentlemen Students of both Universities. (Prefixed to 
 (ireeue's Menaphon). 1589. 
 Pas(iuil of England ; A Countercuttfor Martin Junior. Aug., 1589. 
 Pasquil of England; His Return and fleeting with Marforius. Oct., 1589. 
 yMirror for Martinists. Dec, 1589. 
 I'asquil's Apology. July, 1590. 
 Astrological Prognostications for 1591 by Thomas Scarlet. 1590. 
 Address before Sidney's Astrophel and Stella. 1591. 
 Pierce Penniless, his Supplication to the Devil. 1592. 
 Apology of Pierce Penniless; or, Strange News of the Interceptiug Certain 
 Letters. 1592. 
 Christ's Tears over Jerusalem. 1593. 
 
 Terrors of the Night; or, A Discourse of Apparitions. 1593. 
 Unfortunate Traveller; or, the Life of Jack Wilton. 1593. 
 Have with you to SaflVon WaUlen. Pr. 1596. 
 Nash's Lenten Sturt". (I'raise of the Red Herring). 159!>. 
 »i* Complete Works; ed. (irosart. 6 v. Loud. 1883— '85. (Huth Libr.) 
 Anatomy of Absurdity, liepr. Collier; Illus. of Old Eng. IJt., v. 3., 1866. 
 Pierce Penniless, his Supplication to the Devil. Repr. Collier. Sh. Soc. 
 
 Pub. 1842. .l/.sv> /« A /.s Misc. Tracts. 6. 18(>8. 
 Apology of Pierce J'enniless; or. Strange News of the Intercepting Certain 
 
 Letters. Repr. Collier. Misc. Tracts, 2. 
 Christ's Tears over Jerusalem. Repr. Bridges. Archaica, 1. 1815. 
 Unfortunate Traveller; or. The Life of Jack AV^ilton; ed. Gosse. Cheswick 
 
 Press Reprints. 1892. 
 Have with you to Satlrou Walden. Repr. Collier. Misc. Tracts, 9. 
 Nash's Lenten Stuff. Itepr. Harl. Misc. Also ed. C. Hindley, Old Book 
 
 Collect. Misc., 1. 
 Anon. Return of the Knight of the Post from'Hell with the Devil's Answer 
 to the Supplication of Piers Penniless. 160(>. (('f. Dekker's News 
 from Hell brought by the Devil's Carrier. 1606). 
 
48 Emjlish Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
 Arber. Eug. Garner, 1 : 4(j7. 
 
 Arber, Edward. Introductory Sketch to the Martin Marprelate Contro- 
 versy. 1588— '90. (Arber Reprint.^). 
 
 C. H. (Henry Chettle) y Piers Plainness' Seven Years Preuticeship. 15i)5. 
 
 Clerke, Wm. Polimanteia. 1595. 
 
 Dekker. News from Hell. 1606. 
 
 Diet. Nat. Biog. (Sidney Lee). (Cf. arts, on Greene, Gal)riel Harvey, 
 Richard Harvey, Lyly and Marlowe). 
 
 Disraeli. Calamities of Authors. Quarrels of Authors. 
 
 Dowland. Second Book of Songs. 1600. ''If floods of tears could cleanse 
 my follies past." (See Sh. Soc. Pub., 1 : 76—9; 2: 62—4). 
 
 Eel. Mo., 30: 224. 
 
 Fitzgeffrey, Chas. Attaniae. 1601. (Ceuotaphia). 
 
 Fleay. Shakspere and Puritanism. Anglia, 7 : 223. 
 
 Grosart. Harvey's Works, 3 : 43. (Portrait of Nash). 
 
 Harvey, Gabriel. Works; ed. Grosart. 3 v. 1884— 5. (Huth Lil)r). Four 
 Letters and Certain Sonnets touching R. (xreene, 1592. New Letters of 
 Notable Contents. 1593. Trimming of Th. Nash. 1597. 
 
 Herford. Lit. Relations of Eug. aud Germany. 
 
 Herman, E. Sh. wider Greene, Marlowe u. Nash. (In his Sh. Studien, 2). 
 
 Jusserand. Eng. Novel in Time of Eliz. 
 
 Henslowe. Diary. 
 
 Maskell, William. Martin Marprelate Controversy. Loud. 1845. 
 
 Meres. Palladis Tamia. 
 
 Notes and Queries. 2ndser., 4: 320. 
 
 Raleigh, Walter. Eng. Novel. N. Y. Scribner. 1896. |1.25. 
 
 Retro. Rev. 1828; 1853. 
 
 Return from Parnassus. iSee Index. 
 
 Scott, T. J. Poems attr. to Nash, in Dowland Ayres, 1600. Sh. Soc. Trans., 
 2. 1845. 
 
 Taylor, John. (The Water-Poet). Differing AVorships * * or Tom Nash 
 his Ghost (the old Martin queller) newly roused. 1640. Crop-ear Cur- 
 ried ; or, Tom Nash his Ghost. 1644. 
 
 Neville, Alex. 1544—1614. 
 
 *Trans. of Seneca's CEdipus. 1560. (>S'ee Newton), 
 t Gascoigne. Flowers of Poesy. 1572. 
 Googe, Barnabe. Eclogues and Sonnets. 1563. (Commend. Verses by 
 
 Neville). 
 Notes and Queries. 1st ser., 5: 442; 3rd ser., 3: 114, 117. 
 
 Newton, Thomas. 1542?— 1607. 
 
 Seneca his Ten Tragedies tr. into English. 1581, (ed. Newton, who himself 
 tr. only the Thebais. See Jasper Hey wood, Alex. Neville, Nuce aud 
 Studley). 
 t Symonds. Shakspere's Predecessors. 
 
 Norton, Thomas. 1532—1584. 
 
 *Gorbodoc; or, Ferrex and Porrex. (First three acts). See Sackville. 
 Acted 1562. Pr. 1565. Repr. W. D. Cooper. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1847. Lucy 
 Toulmin Smith in .Vollmoller's Englische Sprach — und Literaturdenk- 
 male. 1883. 
 t Klein. Geschichte des Englischeu Drama's. 
 
English Th'ama. — J Workinr/ Baais. 49 
 
 NucK, Thomas. — 1(>17. 
 
 Tniii.x. of Senecii'.s Octuvia. laGl? {iSce Newton). 
 t Stiulley, John. Tnin.s. of .Seneca's Agamemnon. loGl. (I'ref. Verses by 
 Nuce). 
 
 Feklk, G?X)KGE. 15r)8?— 15J)7? 
 
 Arraignment of Paris. 1581 V 
 
 Hunting of Ciipitl. S. K. loOl. (Not extant, exc. fragments ed. Dyce). 
 *Ed\varcl I. Pr. 1593. 
 
 IJattle of Alcazar. Pr. 1594. 
 
 OlO Wives' Tale. Pr. 1595. 
 ♦David and Bethsabe. Pr. 1599. 
 
 Fageants. 
 
 Pageant for Lord Mayor. 1585. 
 
 Descensus Astraeae. (Lord Mayor). 1591. 
 
 Speeches to Queen Ellz. at Theobalds. 1591. 
 
 Miscellaneous Writings. 
 
 ■ Lines to Thomas AV'atsoii. 1582. 
 Farewell to Norris and Drake. 1589. 
 Fall of Troy. 1589. 
 
 Eclogue Gratulatory to the Earl of Essex. 1589. 
 Polyhymnia. 1590. 
 Honour of the (iarter. 1593. 
 
 ■ Praise of Chastity. (Phoenix Nest, 1593). 
 Anglorum Feriae. 1595. 
 •I* AVorks; ed. Dyce. 3 V. Lond. Pickering. 1838. 31/6. 
 
 Peele and Greene. Works; ed. Dyce. Lond. and N. Y. Routledge. 1801. 
 
 I Plays and Poems; ed. Morley. Lond. Koutledge. 1887. 1/. (Morley's 
 Univ. Libr.) 
 AVorks; ed. Bullen. 2 v. Lond. Nimnio. 1888. ea. 7/G. 
 Boas. Shakspere and his Predecessors. 
 Fairholt. Lord Mayors' Pageants. 
 Fleay. Biog. Chron. Eng. Dram. 
 Ilenslowe. Diary. 
 
 Klein. Geschichte des Englischen Drama's. 
 Lammerhirt, R. Untersuchungeu iiber sein Leben u. seine AV^erke. Kostock. 
 
 1882. 68 pp. (E. Einenkel. Anglia, 7: 3, 4). 
 Lond. Mag. 10: 61. 
 Mery Conceited Jests. (Ilindley, C. Old book collect, miscel., 1. ILizlitt, 
 
 IAV. C. Shakespeare Jest-books, 2). 
 Penner, E. Metrische Untersuchungen zu G. Peele. Halle diss. 1890. 44 
 pp. (AV^. AVilke, Engl. Studien, 16 : 297—99). 
 Schelling. Modern Language Notes. Apr., 1893. 
 Segar. Honour, Military and Civil. 1602. 
 Symonds. Shakspere's Predecessors. 
 
 Pki{<!y, Willfam. 1575—1648. 
 
 Lrabia Sitieus. 1601. MS. 
 Cuckqueans. 1601. (Pr. Haslcvvood, Uoxburghe Club, 1824). 
 Fairy Pastoral. (Pr. Ilaslewood, Uoxburghe ( lub, 1824). 
 
50 English Drama. — A Working Basis. 
 
 Aphrodisial ; or, Sea Feast. 1(>02. M.S. 
 
 Country's Traj^edy in Yacuniani; or Cupid's Sacrifice. 1G02. MS. 
 
 Xecroniantes ; or, The Two Supposed Heads. Acted by the children of St. 
 
 Paul's. Circ. 1602. MS. 
 Sonnets to the fairest Celia. 1594. (Kepr. Brydges,1818; (Jrosart, Occasional 
 
 Issues, 1877; Arber, Eng, Garner, 0: 135—50). 
 t Barnes, Barnabe. Partheuophil. 1593. (Ded. to Percy). 
 
 Henry Portkk. F1. 1598. 
 
 Hot Anger Soon Cold. 1598. (With Chettle and Johnson. Not extant). 
 *Two Angry Women of Abington. 1598. Pr. 1599. 
 Spencers. 1599. (With Chettle. Xot extant). 
 tJ<Two Angry Women of Abington; ed. Dyce, Percy Soc, 1841; ed. Haviluck 
 
 Ellis, Nero and Other Plays. 1888. (Mermaid Ser.) 
 t Griffith. Evenings with Shakspere. p. 240. 
 Henslowe. Diary. 
 Weever. Epigrams. 1599. 
 
 Preston, Thomas. Fl. 1570. 
 
 *Cambyses. 1570? 
 t Fleay. Hist, of the Stage, p. 04. 
 Jusserand. Le Th^fitreeu Angleterre. (Ch. 7). 
 
 Sackville, Thomas. 1530—1008. 
 
 *Gorboduc; or, Ferrex and Porrex. (Last two acts. See Norton). Acted 
 
 1562. Pr. 1565. 
 »J<Gorboduc; or, Ferrex and Porrex ; ed. W. D. Cooper. Sh. Soc. Pu!). 1S47: 
 ed. Lucy Toulmin Smith. Heilbronn. 1883. (Vollmoller, K. Eng. 
 Sprach-u.— Literaturdenkmale des 10—18 Jahr., 1). 
 Works. Lond. Smith. 1859. 4/. 
 Works. Anderson. Brit. Poets, 1. 1793. 
 t Boas. Shakspere and his Predecessors. 
 Hazlitt. Age of Eliz. 
 
 Jahrbuch. (Sh.) Verfasser des Gorboduc, 15 : 309. 
 Jusserand. Le Theatre en Angleterre. (Ch. 0). 
 Klein. Geschichte des Englischen Drama's. 
 Symonds. Shakspere's Predecessors. 
 Ward. Eng. Dram. Lit. 
 
 Shakespeare, William. 1504—1010. 
 
 Yenus and Adonis. (Poem). S. K. Apr. 18, 1593. (^s. 1593, 1594, 1590, 
 
 1599, 1002 (2), 1017, 1620. 
 Lucrece. (Poem). S. K. May 9, 1594. Qs. 1594, 1598, 1600, 1007, 1610. 
 ?Titus Audronicus. ( Wr. circ. 1588?) S. K. Feb. 6, 1594. Qs. 1000, 1()11. 
 ?!, 2, 3 Henry VL (With Greene, Peele, Kyd, Marlowe? 1588— '92?) Pts, 1 
 
 and 2, S. K. Apr. 19, 1602. 
 Love's Labours Lost. (Wr. before 1590?) Pevised for Court presentation 
 1598. S. K. Jan. 22, 1007. Q. 1598. 
 *Comedy of Errors. (Wr. before 1591?) 
 *Two Gentlemen of Verona. (Wr. 1590— '92?) 
 
EiKjlinh Drama.— A Worl'iiuj Basis. 51 
 
 l.,. „„ ....,.._„. 
 
 ^H^ pertonnance. S. 1{. Oct. 8, KMK). Qs. KiOO (2). 
 
 ^Ktirbiird in. (Wr. 151)2— •04-') S. 1{. Oct. 20, I51>T. (^s. ir)!l7,ir)!>.S, 1(508 (2), 
 
 ^■Richard II. (Wr. ir)92-'l)4y) S. R. Aii^. 21>, 1507. Qs. 1507, 1598, IfiOS (2), 
 
 *' *Romeo and Juliet. (Terhaps \vr. circ. 1500 and revised circ. 1505). Qs. 1507, 
 
 1.500, 1(500, n. d., 1(>:m. 
 *KingJohn. (\Vr. circ. 1505?) 
 *Mftrchant of Venice. (Wr. 1594— 'OG?) S. K. July 22, 150S. (^s. 1(500 (2), 
 
 1(587, 1(552. 
 ' laming of the Shrew. (Wr. 1506— '07?) Original authorship unknown. 
 
 Revision probably by 8h. 
 *1 Henry IT. (Wr. 150O-'O7?) S. R. Feb. 25, 1598. Qs. 1598, 1590, 1(504, 
 
 §1008, una, 1(522. 
 Henry \\ . (Wr. 159(5—^)7?) S. R. Aug. 23, 1(500. i^ 1000. 
 erry Wives of Windsor. (Wr. 1507— '98?) S. R. Jan. 18, 1(M)2. Qs. 1(502. 
 ' IHIO. 
 *IIcnry V. ( Wr. 1598—00?) S. R. Aug. 4, 1600. Qs. 1(500, 1(502, 1608. 
 *Mucli Ado about Nothing. ( Wr. circ. 1590?) 8. R. Aug. 4, lf500. Q. 1600. 
 *As Vou Like It. (Wr. 1590—1(500?) S. R. Aug. 4, 1(500. 
 fTwelfth Night. (Wr. circ. 1600?) 
 
 Passionate Pilgrim]. Lyric Miscellany, including sonnets, etc., by 8h. Pr. 
 1.500. 
 unets. (Wr. 1505— 1(505?) S. R. May 20, 1601>. Q. 1600. 
 uliusCa-sar. (Wr. 1600— 1601?) 
 
 's Well that Ends Well. (Wr. circ. 1601?) 
 amlet. (First draft perhaps as early as 1589. Revision 1601—1603?) 8. R. 
 
 July 2(5, 1(302. Qs. 1603, 1604, 1605, 1611. 
 easure for jNIeasure. (AYr. 1602—1(504?) 
 Troilus and Cressida. (Wr. 1602— 1609?) S. R. Feb. 7, 1603. Qs. 1609 (2). 
 ♦Othello. (Wr. circ. 1(504?) S. R. Oct. 6, 1(>21. Q. 1622. 
 *King Lear. (Wr. circ. 1605?) S. R. Nov. 2(5, 1607. Qs. 1608 (2). 
 ♦Macbeth. (Wr. circ. 1606?) 
 
 ♦Antony and Cleopatra. (Wr. circ. 1607?) S. R. May 20, 1608. 
 ♦Coriolanus. (Wr. 1(507—1(308?) 
 ♦Timon. (Wr. 1607—1608?) Sh.'s only in part. 
 *Pericles. (Wr. 1607—1608?) Sh.'s only in part. S. R. May 20, 1608. Qs. 
 
 1609, 1611, 1619. 
 (;yml)eline. (Wr. 1(>08— '10?) 
 ♦Winter's Tale. (Wr. circ. 1610?) 
 ♦Tempest. (Wr. 1610-'12?) 
 
 ♦?Tvvo Xoble Kinsmen. (Wr. circ. 1612? With Fletcher). 
 ♦?IIenry VriL (Wr. circ. 1613? With Fletcher and possii)ly Massinger). 
 Important Editions. 
 
 First Folio, 1623, ed. Heminge and Condell. (Containing all the al)ove plays 
 exc. Pericles). Repr. 1807; Booth, 18(34, 52/6; reprod. in exact fac- 
 simile, ed. H. Staunton. Day, 1866, 12(5/; reprod. in reduce<l fac-simile, 
 w. introd. J. O. iralliwell.' Chatto, 1875, 7/6. 
 Second Folio, 1632. 
 
 Third Folio, 1(563— '(54. (Adds Pericles, Loudon Prodigal, Thomas Lord 
 Cromwell, Sir John Oldcastle, Puritan Widow, Locriue and the York- 
 shire Tragedy). 
 
 (UF ITER SIT 
 
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English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
 Fourth Folio, lG.so. (Kepr. of Thinl, w. modern spelling). 
 
 Dramatic Worlvs; cd. N. Kowe, w. introd. and notes, G v., 1T0I>. (Includes 
 the doubtful plays). Kepr., 8 v., 1714. 
 
 Dramatic Works; ed. Alex. Pope, w. textual emendations, (> v., 1725. 
 (Rejects the doubtful plays). Kepr. 1728, 1731, 1735, 176(5, 1768. 
 
 Works; *ed. Lewis Theobald, w. textual emendations, 7 v., 1733. (The basis 
 of subsequent editions). Kepr. 1740, 1752, 1757, 1762, 1767, 1772, 1773. 
 
 Works ; ed. (Sir) Th. Hanmer, 6 v., 1744. Repr. 1747, 1750— '51 , 1760, 1770— '71. 
 
 Works; ed. Wm. Warburton, 8 v., 1747. Repr. 1747. 
 
 Works; ed. (Dr.) Samuel Johnson, 8 v., 1765. Repr. 1768. 
 
 Twenty Plays; pr. from original Quartos; Geo. Steevens, 4 v., 1766. 
 
 Works; ed. p]dward Capell, 10 v., 1767. (3 v. of :N^otes added in 1781). 
 
 Plays; w. notes by Johnson and Steevens, 10 v., 1773. Repr. 1778; repr. 
 Isaac Reed, 1785; repr. Steevens, 15 v., 1793, w. glossary by Reed and 
 essays by Farmer and Malone; repr. Reed, 21 v., 1803, 1813. 
 
 Plays and Poems; ed. Edmond Malone, 10 v., 1790. 
 
 Works, w. illustrations; pub. John Boydell,9 v.fo.,1802. Bickers, 1873. 63/. 
 
 Works; ed. Alex. Chalmers, 9 v., 1805, 1809, 1823. 
 ■1821 Variorum; " or "Boswell's Malone." (Works, w. collation of texts; ed. 
 Malone and Jas. Boswell). 21 v., 1821. 
 
 Works; ed. Wm. Harness, 8 v., 1825. 
 
 " Aldine Edition ; " ed. S. W. Singer, 10 v., 1826. Lond. Bell. 1875— '77. 
 ea. 2/6. 
 
 Works; ed. A. J. Valpy, 15 v., 1832— '34. 
 •Pictorial Edition;" ed. Chas. Knight, w. illus. by Harvey, 1843. Lond. 
 Virtue. 1888— '89; ea. 6/. 
 
 " National Edition ; " ed. Chas. Knight. 6 v., 1851— '52. ea. 6/. 
 
 AV^orks ; ed. J. P. Collier, 8 v., 1842— '44. Repr. 6 v., 1858; repr. 8 v., 1875— 
 '78. £25. 
 
 Works; ed. (Prof.) H. N. Hudson, 3 v., 1851— '56; "Expurgated Shakes- 
 peare," 23 v., Bost. 1879— '81, ea. 50c.; " Harvard Edition," 20 v. or 10 
 v., Bost. 1880, $25 or $20. 
 
 Works; ed. Alex. Dyce, 6 v., 1857; " Library Edition," 10 v. Lond. Son- 
 nenschein, 1885— '86. ea. 9/. New ed. 1891. 
 
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 bert, 3 v., 1858— '60, Routledge, 1868, 42/; "Library Edition;" 6 v., 
 Routledge, 1889,42/; " Edition de Luxe ; " 15 v., Routledge, 1881, £6, 10/. 
 
 Works; ed. Chas. and Mary Cowden-Clarke, 4 v., 1864. 
 
 Works; ed. J. O. Halliwell, 16 v. fo., 1853— '65. 
 
 Works ; ed. Richard Grant White, 12 v., 1866. Lond. Low, 1883, 3 v., 36/ ; 
 6v., 63/. Boston, Houghton, 6 v., $10. 
 
 Works; ed. (Prof.) N. Delius, (w. notes in English). 2 v. Elberfeld, 
 1859— '60. 1882. 16/. 
 
 " Cambridge Edition ; " ed. Clark and Wright, 9 v., Macmillan, 1863— '66, 
 £9 ; Xew ed., 9 v., Macmillan, 1891— '93, ea. 10/6, $3 ; " Edition de Luxe," 
 40 v., ea. 6/, $2 ; " Globe Edition," Macmillan, 3/6, $1 ; Select Plays (15) , 
 Clarendon Press, 1/ to 2/6 ea. 
 
 Lithographic Fac-similes of the Early Quartos, Lithog. E. W. Ashbee. 
 48 v., 1866— '71. £60. 
 
 "New Variorum;" ed. (Dr.)H.H. Furness. Phil. Lippincott. 1871— '96, 
 in prog., ea. $4. (Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, Hamlet (2), Lear, 
 Othello, Merchant ofv Venice, As You Like It, Tempest, Midsummer 
 Night's Dream, now ready). 
 
English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
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 rii'iully Edition; " ed. (Dr.) W. A. Holfe. 40 v. N. V. Iljirper. 187(;— 
 
 '84, ea. .MJc. 
 pold Edition;" liti.sed on Text of Deliu^i w. introd. by (Dr.) F. J. 
 
 Fiiniivall. Lond. Cassell. 1880, 1889. 3/G. 
 Quarto Fac-similejs ; lithog. Grings and Praetorius. 43 v. Lond. (^uaritch. 
 
 1881— '00. £15,' 15/. 
 '*' Irving Edition;" ed. Henry Irving and F. A. Marshall. 8 v. Lond. 
 
 Blackie. 1887— '00. ea. 10/6. "Edition de Luxe," ea. 31/0. 
 " Bankside Edition ; -' cd. Appleton 3Iorgan. 20 v. N. Y. Sh. Soc. 1888— '91. 
 
 ea. #2.50. 
 Select riays (20); ed. K. Deightou. (Eng. Classics). Lond. and N. Y. 
 
 Macinillan. 1890— '94. ea. l/i\ to 2/G. 40c. 
 "Oxford Edition;" ed. W. J. ('raig. Clarendon Press. N. Y. Nelson. 
 
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 "Temple Edition; "ed. Israel Gollancz. Lond. Dent. N. Y^. Macmillan. 
 
 1894: in prog., ea. 1/, 45c. 
 
 Poems; W'. memoir by Dyce. Lond. Bell. 1/6. 
 
 Songs and Sonnets; w. notes by F. F. Palgrave. Lond. Macmillan. 1879. 4/6. 
 
 Sonnets; ed. (Prof.) E. Dowden. Lond. Paul. 1881. 6/. 
 
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 Dyceon of Bedlam. 1575. (Authorship not certain). 
 t Boas. Shakspere and his Predecessors, p. 21—2. 
 Fleay. Hist, of the Stage, p. 58. 
 Klein. Geschichte des Euglischen Drama's. 
 Swinburne. Study of Shakespeare, p. 24, 28. 
 Symonds. Shakspere's Predecessors, p. 205—208. 
 Ward. Eng. Dram. Lit. 1:142,143. 
 
 Studley, John. F1. 1560. 
 
 Seneca's Tragedies. (Trans.) 
 *Medea. 
 Agamemnon. 
 *Phiedra. 
 Hercules on OEta. 
 (/S'eeTh. Newton). 
 
 Tarlton, Richard. —1588. 
 
 Seven Deadly Sins. {See references below under Fleay). 
 
 Ballad on the Floods. 1570. Repr. Collier. I'ercy Soc, 1840; «Z*o, Sh. Soc. 
 
 Pub. 1844. p. 78—84. 
 Horse-load of Fools. (Jig). Before 1583. Repr. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1844. (In 
 
 HalliwelPs Introd.) (Player Fool=Himself). 
 t Fleay. Biog. Chron. Eng. Drama. 2: 259; Hist, of the Stage, p. 67, 83— 85; 
 
 Life of Shakespeare, p. 27, 264, 296. 
 Fuller. Worthies of England; ed. 1811. 2:311—12. 
 Halliwell, J. O. Account of Life. (Introd. to Tarlton's Jests, and News out 
 
 of Purgatory. Repr. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1844). 
 Harvey, Gabriel. Four Letters. 1592, passim. Repr. Brydges, x\rchaica, 2, 
 
 and Grosart, Harvey's Works, 1. (Huth Libr.) 
 Nash. Pierce Penniless. 1592. Collier ed., p. 36. 
 
 Udall, Nicholas. 1506— '64. 
 
 *Ralph Roister Doister. Wr. before 1553? Repr. F. Marshall, 1821; W. D. 
 Cooper, Sh. Soc. Pub. 1847; Arber Reprints, 1869. {See Index). 
 t Arber. Eng. Garner. 
 Boas. Shakspere and his Predecessors. 
 Fleay. Hist, of the Stage, p. 59. 
 
 Hales, J. W. The Date of the First Eng. Comedy. (Ralph Roister Doister). 
 Engl. Studien, 18: 408—421). 
 
Entjlifih Dr<(ma.—A Workintj IJ((sis. o9 
 
 .):ihrl)iirli. (Sh.) 15: mS; 17: 274. 
 Jussenind. Le Thtatro en Aiijileterre. (Ch. 0). 
 Klein. Ge.schichte des Knglischen Dranui's. 
 Swinburne. Study of Shakespeare, p. 27, 28. 
 Symonds. Shakspere's Predecessors. 
 
 Wager, W. FI. 1575. 
 
 The Lou*i,er Thou Live«t the more Fool Thou Art. Pr. 1571— '7(5. 
 t Collier. Eng. Dram. Lit. 2: 832—38. 
 
 Wapul, Gkokge. F1. 1575. 
 
 Tide Tarryeth no Man. Pr. 1576. 
 t Collier. Illustrations of Early f^ng. Lit. 1868. v. 2. 
 Jusserand. Le TW'fitre en Angleterre. 
 
 WnETSTOKK, George. F1. 1575. 
 
 ♦Promos and Cassandra. Pr. 1578. (Used by Sh. in Measure for Measure). 
 
 (See Index). 
 t Jahrbuch. (Sh.) 18: 1(58. 
 
 WiLMOT, Robert. F1. 1568. 
 
 *Tancred and Gismunda. Presented before Eliz., 1568. Pr. 1592. 
 
 Wilson, Robert. (Senior). Fl. 1574. 
 
 *?Three Ladies of Loudon. 1583? Pr. 1592. 
 
 *?Three Lords and Three Ladies of London. 1588? Pr. 1590. 
 
 Cobbler's Prophecy. Pr. 1594. (See Index, and Collier, Hist. Eng. Dram. 
 Lit. 3: 247,248). 
 t Fleay. Biog. Chron. Eng. Dram. 
 
 Jahrbuch. (Sh.) 29/30: 310. 
 
 Wilson, Robert. (Junior). —1600. 
 
 Earl Godwin, 2 pts. 1598. (With Chettle, Dekker, Drayton). 
 
 Piers of Exton. 1598. (With Chettle, Dekker, Drayton). 
 
 Black Batman of the North. 1598. (Pt. 1 with Chettle, Dekker, Drayton ; pt. 
 
 2 with Chettle). 
 Richard Coeur de Lion's Funeral. 1598. (With Chettle, Drayton, Monday). 
 Madman's Morris. 1598. (With Dekker, Drayton). 
 Hannibal and Hermes. 1598. (With Dekker, Drayton). 
 Piers of Winchester. 1598. (With Dekker, Drayton). 
 Chance Medley. 1598. (With Dekker, Monday). 
 Catiline's Conspiracy. 1598. (With Chettle). 
 *Sir John Oldcastle, 2 pts. 1598. (With Drayton, Hathway, Monday). 
 [Of the above plays only the first part of Sir John Oldcastle Is extant. See Index]. 
 t Henslowe. Diary. 
 
 WooDEs, Nathaniel. Fl. 1581. 
 
 ♦Conflict of Conscience. Pr. 1581. 
 »I<Roxburghe Club. 1851. 
 t Fleay. Hist, of the Stage. 
 
 PYarrington, Robert. 
 
 ?Two Tragedies in One. 1601. 
 t Fleay. Biog. Chron. Eng. Drama. 
 
60 
 
 English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 JACOBEAN DRAMA. 
 
 DRAMATISTS. 
 
 Alexander. 
 
 Anon. 
 
 Armin. 
 
 Barnes. 
 
 Barry. 
 
 Beaumont and Fletcher. 
 
 Breton. 
 
 Brewer. 
 
 Brome, Alex. 
 
 Brome, Richard. 
 
 Brookes. 
 
 Broune. 
 
 Campion. 
 
 Carew, Eliz. 
 
 Carew, Th. 
 
 Carey. 
 
 CarlelJ. 
 
 Cartwright. 
 ( Chapman. 
 
 Cooke, John. 
 
 Daborne. 
 
 Daniel. 
 
 Davenport. 
 
 Day. 
 
 Denham. 
 
 Drue. 
 
 Dugdale. 
 
 Field. 
 
 Fisher. 
 
 Fletcher, John. 
 
 Fletcher, Phineas. 
 
 Ford. 
 
 Forde. 
 
 Freeman. 
 
 Glapthorne. 
 
 Goffe. 
 
 Gomersal. 
 
 Gough, J. 
 
 Greville. 
 
 Habington. 
 
 Harding. 
 
 Hausted. 
 
 Hawkins. 
 
 Heming. 
 \ Heywood, Thomas. 
 
 Holiday. 
 
 Jones. 
 
 JONSON. 
 
 Killigrew, Henry. 
 
 Kirke. 
 
 Lovelace. 
 
 Machin. 
 
 Mark ham. 
 
 Marmion. 
 
 Mason. 
 
 Massinger. 
 
 May. 
 
 Mayne. 
 
 Mead. 
 
 MiDDLETON. 
 
 Milton. 
 Montagu. 
 ISTabbes. 
 Ne^ile, Robt. 
 Niccols. 
 Phillips. 
 Quarles. 
 Randolph. 
 Rawlins. 
 Richards. 
 Rowley, Samuel. 
 Rowley, William. 
 Rutter. 
 Sampson. 
 ?Savile. 
 Sharpe. 
 Sharpham. 
 Shirley, jA:>rES. 
 Shirley, Henry. 
 ?Smith, William. 
 Squire. 
 Stephens. 
 Strode. 
 Suckling. 
 Swinhoe. 
 Tailor. 
 Taylor. 
 Tomkins. 
 
 TOURNEUR. 
 
 Townsend. 
 Webster. 
 White. 
 Wilkins. 
 Wilson, Arthur. 
 
English Drama,— A Workim/ Basis. fil 
 
 Ai.KXAXDKU, WiiM-iAM. Kliirl ol Stirling. (1507? — 1(J40). 
 
 *Darius. 1()04. 
 Croesus. 1604. 
 The Alexaiidniean. lOOo. 
 * Julius Ca'sar. KJOT. 
 »I« Works, coutaining the Monurehic Tragedies. Edin. 1003. Lond. 1604, 1607, 
 1616. 
 Poetical Works. 8 v. Lond. Sotheran. 1872. 30/. Glasgow. 1870. 
 t Anderson. Scottish Nation. 3 v. FuUarton. Edin. 1877. 60/. 
 Chalmers. Eng. Poets, v. 5. 
 Rogers. Chas. Memorials of the Earl of Stirling and the House of Alexander. 
 
 2v. Lond. FToulston. 1877. 63/. 
 Walpole. Catalogue of lloyal and Noble Authors. 5 v. Lond. 1758. 
 Eepr. 1806. 
 
 Anonymous. 
 
 Alphonsus, Emperor of Germany. Pr. 1654. Acted at Blackfriars (revival) 
 1636. Att. by Moseley to Chapman and by Fleay to Peele. 
 *Audromana. After 1642. By "J. S." (Founded on Sidney's Arcadia). 
 Fleay. Biog. Chron. Eng. Drama. 2:173. 
 Barnavelt. Acted 1619. 
 Bastard. Pr. 1652. (Probably Jacobean). 
 Bloody Banquet. "By T. D." Pr. 1630. 
 ♦Captain Underwit. Acted 1639. Pr. by Bullen as Shirley's, but held by Fleay 
 
 as identical with Cavendish's Country Captain. 
 *Costly Whore. 1633. 
 Cruel War. Pr. 1643. 
 *Dick of Devonshire. Claimed by Fleay for Shirley, whose Brothers was 
 licensed in 1626, but assigned by Bullen to Hey wood. 
 Entertainment of James I. from Edinburgh to London. T. M. 1603. Arber 
 Reprints. Lond. and N. Y. Macmillan. 
 *Every Woman in her Humor. 1609. 
 Exchange Ware at Second Hand ; viz. Band, Ruff, and Cuff. 1615. 
 Fair Maid of Bristow. S. R. 1605. 
 
 Fair Maid of the Exchange. 1607. See Gosse : Jacobean Poets. 
 Faithful Friends. Acted 1614? S. R. 1660. Pr. 1812. 
 Fatal Marriage; or, A Second Lucretia. MS. (Eg. MSS. 1994). 
 General. 1638? 
 *Gho8t. Wr. 1640. Pr. 1653. 
 
 Honest Lawyer. S. R. 1615. By "S. S." See Fleay. Biog. Chron. Eng. 
 Drama. 2 : 173, 174. 
 *Lingua; or, The Combat of the Tongue and the five Senses for Superiority. 
 1607. (Assigned by Daniel, Fleay and Furnivall to Tomkins). See 
 Gosse : Jacobean Poets. 
 ♦London Chanticleers. Acted 1637? Pr. 1659. 
 ♦London Prodigal. 1605. 
 
 Marcus Tullius Cicero, that famous Roman Orator, his Tragedy. Pr. 1651. 
 ♦Merry Devil of Edmonton. Pr. 1608. 
 ♦(Stately Tragedy of Claudius Tiberius) Nero. 1607. 
 (Tragedy of) Nero. 1624. Ed. H. P. Home, Mermaid Series. iftTee Gosse; 
 Jacobean Poets. 
 
<>2 English Drama.— A, Working Basis. 
 
 ^'ews out of the West; or, The ( ;hanicter of u Mountebank. Pr. 1(547. 
 
 Parricide; or, Itevenge for Ilonoui-. 1054. (Chiimed for (ihipthorne and 
 again for Chapman). 
 
 rathomachia ; or, The Battle of the Atfections, Shadowed by a feigned Siege of 
 the City Pathopolis. (Running Title, Love's Lodestone). I(>o0. 
 
 Petronius Maximus. 1(519. l?y ^'W. S,'' jSee Edinb. Mag. July, 1821. v. 88. 
 *Puritan ; or, the Widow of AVatling Street. Pr. 1607. 
 
 Queen; or, The Excellency of her Sex. Pr. 1653. 
 
 Revenge for Honour. iSee Parricide. 
 
 Second Maiden's Tragedy. Wr. 1611. tSee Gosse : Jacobean Poets. 
 
 Sight and Search. Dated 1(548. MS. 
 *Sir Giles Goosecap, Knight. 1606. 
 
 Swetnam the Woman-hater arraigned by Women. 1(520. (Swetnam's Arraign- 
 ment of Women. 1(>15). /S'ee Gosse: Jacobean Poets. 
 *Thracian Wonder. Acted 1(517? Pr. 1661. Assigned by Kirkmaii to Web- 
 ster and Rowley, by Fleay to Hey wood. 
 *Trial of Chivalry. 1605. 
 
 Two Noble Ladies; or, The Converted Conjuror. 1611)— '22. 
 
 Two Wise Men and all the Rest Fools. 1(519. 
 
 Unfortunate Usurper. Temp. Charles I. Pr. 1668. 
 
 Usurping Tyrant. (The Second Maiden's Tragedy). Licensed 1611. 
 
 Valiant Scot. (Sir Wm. Wallace). 1637. "By J. W. gent." 
 
 Welsh Ambassador. MS. 1623. 
 
 Wit of Woman. Pr. 1604. 
 
 Work for Cutlers; or, A Merry Dialogue between Sword, Rapier, and 
 
 Dagger. 1615. Reprinted, Harl. Misc. X. 
 * Yorkshire Tragedy. Pr. 1608. 
 
 Armin, Robert. (Reign of Jas. I.) 
 
 Two Maids of Moreclacke. 1609. 
 
 Valiant Welshman. 1615. 
 
 Nest of iSTinuies. 1608. (Prose tract of autob. interest). Re-pr. fr. ed. 1608. 
 
 Lond. 1842. Sh. Soc. Pub. 
 Italian Tailor and his Boy. 1609. (Prose tract of autob. interest). 
 .J« Works. 1615— '19; ed. Grosart. 1800. 
 t Davies, John. Scourge of Folly. (Circ. 1611). 
 Tarlton. Jests and News out of Purgatory. 1611. "How Tarlton made 
 Armin his adopted son to succeed him." Sh. Soc. Pub. 1844. 
 
 Barnes, Barnaby. (1669?— 1609). 
 
 Divil's Charter; a Tragicdie conteining the Life and Death of Pope Alexander 
 
 the Sixt. 1607. 
 Parthenophil and Parthenophe. Sonnets, Madrigals, Elegies and Odes. 1593. 
 
 Arber Reprints. Lond. and N. Y. Macmillan. 
 t Bell. Lit. and Sci. Men. 2 : 150. 1839. 
 Dowden. Academy. Sept. 2, 1876. 
 
 Barry, Lodowick. (Reign of James I.) 
 *Ram Alley. 1611. 
 
English Drama.— A Working Basis. 63 
 
 Hkai MONT, Francis. 1586—1616, and Fletcher, John. 1570—1625. 
 
 [List of works, with dates (often conjectural) of first productions, and autlmrsliip (some- 
 times conjectural) after Fleay. 
 
 Woman Hater. KiOT. Beaumont. 
 Faithful Shepherdess. 1(108. Both. 
 Four Plays in One. 1608. Both. 
 Love's Cure. 1608. Both, revised by Massinger. 
 Scornful Lady. 1600. Both. 
 *Knight of the Burning Pestle. 1610. Both. 
 Coxc'omI). 1(510. Both, revised by Massinger. 
 Cupid's Revenge. 1610. Both, revised perhaps by Massinger, perhaps Field, 
 
 perhaps Daborne. 
 *Philaster. 1610. Both. 
 
 *A King and No King. 1(»1J. (Pub. 1608). Both. 
 *The Maid's Tragedy. 1612. Both. 
 Mask of the Inner Temple and Gray's Inn. 1613. Beaumont. 
 »J<Comedies and Tragedies. 1(>47. 
 Fifty Comeilies and Tragedies. KJTO. 
 Works, nil. 
 
 Works; ed. Theobald, Seward and Sympson. 1750. 
 Dramatick AVorks. 1778. 
 Dramatic AV'orks. 1811. 
 Works. (Weber's ed.) Edin. 1812. 
 Works. (Darley's ed.) 1839. 
 Works; with new collation of texts, notes and life by Dyce. 11 v. Loud. 
 
 Moxom. 1843— '46. 
 Works. (Darley's new ed.) 2 v. Lond. Routledge. 1866. ea. 10/6. 
 Works, ed. Bullen. Loud. Nimmo. In prep. ea. 7/6. 
 Best Plays, ed. w. introd. and notes by J. St. Loe Strachy. 2 v. (Mermaid 
 
 Series). Lond. Vizetelly. 1877. ea. 2/6. 
 Selected Plays, w. introd. by J. S. Fletcher. (Canterbury Poets). Lond. 
 
 Scott. 1887. 1/. 
 t Bibliography by A. C. Potter. No. 39 of the Harvard Lib. Bib. Contributions. 
 
 Cambridge, Mass., 1890. 
 Boyle, R. Beaumont, Fletcher and Massinger. Engl. Studien, o: 74—96; 7: 
 
 6()-87; 8: 39—61; 9: 209—39; 10: 383—412. 
 C. J. A note on Cervantes and Beaumont aud Fletcher. Fraser'.s Mag., May, 
 
 1875. 91: 592—7. 
 Colby, J. Rose. Some ICtliical Aspects of Later Elizabethan Tragedy. 
 
 (Beaumont and Fletcher). Ph. D. Thesis. Univ. of Mich. Ann Arbor, 
 
 1886. 
 Coleridge. Lectures on Shakespeare and Other Dramatists. 
 Donne, AVm. Bod ham. Essays ou the Drama. Lond. 1863. p. 34—66. 
 
 Also in Eraser's Mag. Mar., 1850. 41 : 321—32. 
 Dryden, John. The Grounds of Criticism in Tragedy. (In answer to Rymer). 
 
 Dryden's Works, ed. Scott. Loud. 1808. 6:243—66. 
 Fleay. On Metrical Tests as applied to Dramatic Poetry. Part. II. Fletcher. 
 
 Beaumont, ^lassinger. New Sh. Soc.'s Trans. 1874. p. 51—84. Also 
 
 in Fleay's Sh. ^Manual. Loud. 1876. 
 Eraser's Mag. 41 : 321—32. Works of Beaumont and Fletcher, 
 Gosse. Jacobean Poets. 
 Hazlitt. Lectures ou the Dram. Lit. of the Age of Eliz. 
 
04 English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
 Hunt, Leigh. Beauties of Beauniout and Fletcher, "with opinions of distin- 
 guished critics, notes and preface." 1855. 2nd ed. Lond. 18G2. Bohn. 
 3/0. 
 
 Leonhardt, B. Ueber Beaumont and Fletcher's Knight of the Burning PestJe. 
 Anuaberg. 1885. (Rev. by Max Koch in Engl. Studien, 1885— '86. 9: 
 361—63. Reply to Max Koch in Eng. Studien, 1888. 12: 307—313). 
 Ueber Beziehung von Beaumont and Fletcher's Fhilaster, or Love lies 
 a-Bleeding zu Shakespeare's Hamlet u. Cymbeline. (Angha, 8:424— 
 47). 
 
 Lowell. Old Eng. dramatists. 1892. 
 
 Macaulay, G. C. Francis Beaumont. A Critical Study. Lond. Paul. 1883. 5/. 
 
 Mason. Comments on the Plays of Beaumont and Fletcher. 1798. 
 
 Oliphant, E. F. Works of Beaumont and Fletcher. (Engl. Studien, 14 : 53— 
 94; 15 : 321—60; 16 : 180—200. Also 17 : 171—75 ; 18 : 292—96. [R. Boyle] .) 
 
 Saiutsbury. Hist, of Eliz. Lit. 
 
 Schlegel. Lectures on Dram. Art and Lit. 
 
 Scriblerus. Explanations of some Passages in the Text of Beaumont and 
 Fletcher. 1814. 
 
 Sh. Soc. Trans. 1880— '86. p. 579—628. 
 
 Shakspere and Jonson. Dramatic, versus Wit Comlnits. Auxiliary Forces. 
 Beaumont, etc. 1864. 
 
 Swinburne. Beaumont and Fletcher. Ency. Brit., 9th ed. 3:469 — 74. 
 
 Ward. Hist, of Eng. Dram. Lit. 
 
 Whipple, E. P. Beaumont and Fletcher. Atlantic; Monthly. 1886. 21: 
 176-185. Lit. of the Age of Eliz. 
 
 Breton, Nicholas. 1545?— 1626? 
 
 An Olde Man's Lesson and a Young Man's Love. 1605. 
 "An interlude, ed. Breton." Fleay. 
 
 Bower of Delights; ed. Grosart. Lond. Stock. 1893. 3/6. (Eliz. Libr.) 
 See Peabody Cat. 
 t Diet. Nat. Biog. (6 p.) 
 Gosse. Jacobean Poets. 
 Grosart. Chertsey Worthies Libr. 2 v. 1877. 
 
 Brewer, Anthony. F1. 1650. 
 
 *Country Girl. 1647. (Signed T. B., taken by Kirkman, Baker, Halliwell and 
 Fleay for Tony Brewer. Bullen suggests the tract writer, Thomas 
 Brewer). 
 *Love-sick King. 1655. 
 t Diet. Nat. Biog. 
 Fleay. Biog. Chron. Eng. Dram. 
 
 Brome, Alex. 1620?— 1666. 
 
 Cunning Lovers. Acted before 1639; pr. 1654. 
 Beaumont and Fletcher. Works. 1647. Commend. A^erses. 
 t Chalmer, A. Eng. Poets, 6. 
 Diet. Nat. Biog. 
 Hazlitt, Handbook. 
 Walton. Angler. 2nd ed. 
 
English Drama.— A Workiny Ihisis. 05 
 
 Bkome, KiciiAKL). (—1652). (Dates largely conjectural). 
 
 Fault in Friendship. Licensed 1623. 
 
 Lovesick Maid. Licensed 1629. 
 
 Lovesick Court. ? 
 
 City Wit. 1629. 
 
 Damoiselle.? 
 
 Northern Lass. 1681. 
 
 Queen's Exchange. KJol or '82. 
 *Covent Garden AVeeded. 1682. 
 
 Novella. 1083. 
 
 Last Lancashire Witches. 1684. (Brome's alteration of Hey wood's play). 
 
 New Academy, y 
 
 Queen and Concubine.? 
 
 Sparagus Garden. 1635. 
 
 Mad Couple well Matched. 1636. 
 
 English Moor.? 
 
 Antipodes. ? 
 
 Cou rt Beggar. KJIO 'i 
 
 * Jovial Crew ; or, The Merry Beggars. 1641. 
 »I<Five New Playes by Richard Brome, ed. Alex. Brome. (Not a kinsman). 1 v. 
 1653. 
 
 New Playes; (five more) by Richard Brome, ed. Alex. Brome. 1 v. 1659. 
 
 Dramatic AV'orks. Lond. Pearson. 1873. 3 v. 31/6. 
 t Faust, E. K. R. R. Brome; ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Engl. Lit. luaug. 
 dissert. Halle. 1887. (Max Koch. Engl. Studien, 12: 97). 
 
 (Faust). Herrig's Archiv, 82: 1. 
 
 On the Time-Poets. 
 
 Swinburne. R. Brome. Fortn. Rev. 57 : 500. 
 
 Brookes, (Dr.) Samuel. F1. 1600. 
 Sciros. 1613. 
 
 Broune, William. 1591—1643. 
 
 Inner Temple Masque. (Circe and Ulysses). Wr. circ. 1615. First pr. in 
 Davies' ed. of Broune's Works. 3 v. Lond. 1772. 
 »}« Works; ed. w. memoir for Roxburghe Club by William Carew Hazlitt. 2 v. 
 
 1868. For Poems, see entries in Peabody Cat. 
 t Bell. Lit. and Sci. Men. 2 : 137. 
 Chalmers. Eng. Poets. 6: 225. 
 Gosse. Jacobean Poets, p. 151. 
 Ward. Eng. Poets. 2 : 65. 
 
 Campion, (Dr.) Thomas. —1619. 
 
 Mask. (Twelfth Night. Whitehall. Wedding of Lord Hay). 1607. 
 
 Lord's Mask. (Wedding of Count Palatine and Lady Elizabeth). Feb., 1613. 
 
 Mask. (Presented l)y Lord Knowles at Caversham House before the Queen), 
 
 April, 1613. 
 Mask. (Wedding of Earl of Somerset and [divorced] Countess of Essex). 
 
 Dec, 1613. 
 Two Books of Ay res. 1610. 
 
GO English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
 Third and Fourth Books of Ayres. 1612. 
 
 A new Way of making foure parts in Counterpoint. 1013. 
 
 OI»servations on the Art of English Poesie. 1002. (Answered by Daniel in his 
 Panegyrike Congratulatory, with a Defence of Kyme). 
 »I«"Works, ed. Bullen, w. introd, and notes. Lond. Nimmo. 18.SJ). 21/. See 
 Athen. 1889. 1 : 408. Acad. 34 : 340. 
 
 Lyrical Poems, ed. Ernest Rhys. Lond. Dent. 1890. 
 
 Nichols. Progresses of Elizabeth. 
 
 Nichols. Progresses of James T. 
 t Arber. An English Garner. 
 
 Gosse. Jacobean Poets. 
 
 Simpson, R. Life of Campion. Lond. Williams. 1807. 10/. 
 
 Cauew, [Carey] (Lady) Eliz. F1. 1000. 
 
 *Mariaune, the Fair Queen of Jewry. 1013. 
 t Diet. Nat. Biog. 
 Nash. Christ's Tears over Jerusalem. Dedication. 
 Spenser. Faery Queene. Introd. sonnet. 
 Spenser. Muiopotmos. Dedication. 
 
 Carew, Thomas. 1598?— 1039? 
 
 Coelum Britannicum. 1634. (Whitehall Masque) . 
 »J<Poeras, ed. w. notes and memoir by W. C. Hazlitt. Lond. 1870. Roxburghe. 
 Lib. 
 
 Poems and Masquefs; ed. J. W. Ebsworth. Lond. Reeves and T. 1893. 4/. 
 Lib. of old authors. 
 
 Anderson. Br. Poets, v. 3. 
 
 Chalmers. Eng. Poets, v. 5. 
 t Nichols. Progresses of James I. 3 : 224. 
 
 Quart. Rev. 4 : 165. 1810. 
 
 Retro. Rev. 6: 224. 1822. Poems. 
 
 Carey, Henry : Viscount Falkland. 1010—'43. 
 
 *Marriage Night. 1004. 
 
 Carlell, Lodowick. F1. 1029— '04. 
 
 Deserving Favorite. 1629. 
 Arviragus and Philicia. 2 pts. 1039. 
 Passionate Lover. 2 pts. 1655. 
 Fool would be a Favorite. 1657. 
 Osmond, the Great Turk.? 
 Heraclius, Emperor of the East. Pr. 1064. 
 Spartan Ladies. 1640. Not extant. (Adapt, fr. Corneille). 
 t Pepys. Diary. 
 
 Cartwright, (Rev.) AV^illiam. 1611— '43. 
 
 ♦Ordinary. Before 1635. 
 Lady E rraut. 1635—36. 
 
English Drama.— A WorkiiKj Basis. 07 
 
 Uoyal Shive. 1<>86. 
 
 Siege; or, Love's Convert. 16JJT. 
 4«Playi« and Poems. Coll. II. Moseley. 1 v. 1051. (50 copies of conimenrt. 
 verses prefixed). 
 
 Chalmers. Eng. Poets, v. 6. 
 t Choate. Wells of English. 
 
 Evelyn. Diary, ed. 1850. 1 : 421. 
 
 Dunham. Lit. and Sci. Men. v. 2. 
 
 Mo. Rev. 110 : 235. Life and CJorresp. 
 
 lletro. Rev. 9 : 100. I'lays and Poems. 
 
 Ward. Eng. Poets, v. 2. 
 
 Chapman, (xKO. 1551)?— 1034. (Dates somewhat conjectural). 
 
 Blind Beggar of Alexandria. 1590. 
 
 Comedy of Humours. (Humorous Day's Mirth). 1597. 
 *A1I Fools. 1599. 
 *May Day. 1001. 
 
 Gentleman Usher. 100 L 
 
 Chabot. (Re-v^'r. by Shirley). 1004? 
 *Monsieur D'Olive. 1004. 
 *Bussy d'Ambois. 1004. 
 
 *Eastward Ho. (With Jonson and Marston). 1005. 
 ♦Widow's Tears. 1005. 
 *(Revenge of) Bussy d'Ambois. 1006. 
 
 Byron's Conspiracy. 1007. 
 
 Byron's Tragedy. 1608. 
 
 Caisar and Pompey. 1008? 
 
 Mask of the Middle Temple and Lincoln's Inn. 1613. 
 »I<Chapman's Works ; ed. R. H. Shepherd. 3 v. 1. Comedies and Tragedies, w. 
 notes and memoir. 2. Iliad and Odyssey. 3. Misc. Poems and Trans- 
 lations, w. crit. essay on Chapman by Swinburne. Lond. Chatto. 
 1873— '75. 18/. 
 
 Best Plays; ed. W. L. Phelps. (Mermaid Series). N. Y. Scribner's. 1896. $1.25. 
 t Acad. 35: 171. 
 
 Bodenstedt. Chapman in seinem Verhaltniss zu Sh. Jahrbuch (Sh.) 1, 1805. 
 
 Choate. Wells of English. 
 
 Coleridge. Literary Remains. 1: 259—63. 
 
 Cornh. Mag. 30 : 23. 
 
 Dunham. Lives of Lit. and Sci. Men. 2:337—9. 
 
 Elste, E. Der Blankvers in den Dramen G. Chapman's. Halle diss. 1892. 
 03 p. (Boyle, R. Engl. Studien, 17: 274—70). 
 
 Gosse. Jacobean Poets. 
 
 Hazlitt. Dram. Lit. of the Age of Eliz. 
 
 Henslowe. Diary. 
 
 Lond. Quart. 43: 32. 
 
 Lowell. Chapman, the Dramatist. Harper's, 85: 501. Old Eng. Dramatists. 
 
 Morley. Eng. Writers. 10 : 404. 
 
 On the Time-Poets. 
 
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 Shakspere and Jonson. Dramatic, versus Wit Combats. Auxiliary Forces; 
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 Daborne, (Rev.) KoBEKT. (— 1628). 
 
 Christian turned Turk. 1610— '12. 
 Poor Man's Comfort. 1610— '12. 
 Machiavell and the Devil. 1613. 
 Arraignment of London. 1613. (AVith Tourneur). 
 Bellman of London. 1613. 
 Owl. 1613. 
 
 Faithful Friends. 1614. 
 
 She Saint. 1614. (The last six not published). 
 [For plays in collaboration, see Field and Masslnger]. 
 
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 mend. Verses by Daborne. 
 Sermon on Zach. 11: 7. Lond. 1618. 
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 Daniel, Samuel. (1562—1619). 
 
 Cleopatra. (Never acted). 1594. 
 
 Vision of the Twelve Goddesses. (Presented at Hampton Court). Pr. 1604. 
 Philotas. (Acted by the Children of the Queen's Revels). Pr. 1605 and 1607. 
 The Queen's Arcadia. (Presented to the Queen in Christ's Church, Oxford). 
 
 Pr. 1605. 
 Tethy's Festival; or. The Queen's Wake. (Presented at Whitehall). Pr. 1610. 
 Hymen's Triumph. (Presented at Somerset House at the Nuptials of Lord 
 
 Roxburghe). Pr. 1615. 
 Panegyrike Congratulatory, with a Defence of Ryme. 1602. (In reply to 
 
 Campion). 
 »i«Whole Workes in poetrie. 1623. 
 Poetical Works, w. memoir. 1718. 
 Works, ed. Grosart. Repr. in Huth Library, 
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 Arber. English Garner. 
 Austin and Ralph. Poets-Laureate. 
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 Fuller. Worthies of England. 
 Gosse. Jacobean Poets. 
 Hazlitt. Dram. Lit. of the Age of Eliz. 
 Jameson, Mrs. Loves of the Poets. 
 Jonson. Conversations with Drummond of Havvthornden. Cynthia's Revels. 
 
 (Fleay identifies Hedon with Daniel). 
 
•aRIVBI 
 
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 Jusserand. Le Th(^atre eii Angleterre. (Ch. G). 
 
 Macmillaa's iMag. GS: 433. I8!);j. 
 
 Meres. Palladis Taniia. 
 
 Morley. En^. Writers. 10 : 208. 
 
 Nasb. Piers Peuuiless. 
 
 Return from Parnassus. 1601. Arber Reprint. 
 
 Saiutsl)iiry. Daniel's Trai^^edies. Grrosart's ed. of Daniel, v. 3. 
 
 Spenser. " Colin Clouts come home again." 
 
 Davenport, Robert. F1. 1623. 
 
 *City Nightcap. Licensed 1624. Pr. 1661. 
 *Xew Trick to cheat the Devil. Pr. 1639. 
 *King John and Matilda. Pr. 1655; 1662. 
 t Dunham. Lit. and Sci. Men, v. 2. 
 
 Retro. Rev. 4: 87—100. (Rev. of King John and Matilda). 
 
 Swinburne. Fortn. Rev. 54 : 774. 
 
 Day, John. F1. 1606. 
 
 lie of Guls. Pr. 1606. 
 
 Travailes of the three English Brothers, Sir Thomas, Sir Anthony, Mr. Robert 
 
 Sherley. Pr. 1607. (MS. in Athen.) 
 Law-Trickes; or. Who vv^ould have thought it. Pr. 1608. 
 Humour out of Breath. Pr. 1608. 1860 (Ed. Halliwell). 
 Parliament of Bees. Pr. 1641. 
 Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green. 1659. 
 »J« Works. (1607— '59), ed. Bullen, w. introd. and notes. Chiswick Press, 1881. 
 
 £3, 5/. 
 Best Plays, ed. Arthur Symons. Lond. Vizetelly. 1888. 2/6. (Mermai<] 
 
 Series), 
 t Gosse. Works of Day. Acad. 21:21. Jacobean Poets. 
 
 Roxburghe Club. Sherley Brothers: Lives of Sirs Thomas, Anthony, and 
 
 Robert Sherley, Knts. Ed. E. P. Shirley. 1848. 
 Travailes of the three English Brothers. 1607. Reviewed in Fry's Bibliogr. 
 
 memor. 1816. p. 345—50. 
 
 Denham, (Sir) John. 1615— '69. 
 
 Sophy. Acted 1641. Pr. 1642. 
 »i«Collected Works. 1668; 1671; 1676; 1684; 1709. Repr. in Johnson's (1779), 
 
 Anderson's (1793), Park's (1808), and Chalmers' (1810) Collections of 
 
 Eng. Poets. 
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 1813). 
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 Johnson. Lives of the Poets. 
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 Pepys. Diary, passim. 
 
70 'Rnglish Drama. — A Workinr/ Basis. 
 
 Drue, Thomas. FI. 1631. 
 
 Life of the Duchess of Snttolk. 1629. 
 t Diet. Nat. Biog. (BuUen) . 
 Fleay. Biog. Chron. Eng. Drama. 
 
 DUGDALK, G. Fl. 1603. 
 
 Time Triumphant. Kiug James's Coronation at Westminster, July 25, 1603; 
 and Coronation Procession (delayed by the Plague), March 15,1604. 
 ( Arber Reprints) . 
 
 Field, Nathaniel. 1587—1633. 
 
 *Woman is a Weathercock. Pr. 1612. White's Old Eng. Drama, v. 2; ed. 
 
 Collier, 1829; ed. Verity, 1888. (Mermaid Series). 
 *Amends for Ladies. Pr. 1618. White's Old Eng. Drama, v. 2; ed. Collier, 
 
 1829; ed. Verity, 1888. (Mermaid Series). 
 *Fatal Dowry. 1632. (^'ee Massinger and Fletcher). 
 Remonstrance of N. F. addressed to a Preacher in Southwark, who had l)een 
 arraigning against the Players of the Globe Theatre, in the year 1616. 
 First ed. fr. the orig. MS. (Halliwell). Lond. 1865. 
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 Sh. Soc. Pub. 1841. 
 Dunham. Lit. and Sci. Men. v. 2. 
 Fleay. Field's Career. (Engl. Studien, 13: 28). 
 Gosse. Jacobean Poets. 
 Henslowe. Diary. 
 
 Fisher, Jasper. Fl. 1639. 
 
 *Fuimus Troes, the True Trojans. 1633. 
 t Diet. Nat. Biog. 
 
 Fletcher, John. 1579—1625. 
 
 {iSee Beaumont and Fletcher). 
 
 Also (by Fletcher apai't from Beaumont, with dates of production, often conjectural). 
 
 Monsieur Thomas. Circ. 1609. 
 
 *Two Noble Kinsmen. Circ. 1611. (With unknown collaborator, perhaps 
 Shakespeare) . 
 
 Love's Pilgrimage. 1612. (First three acts apparently by Fletcher). 
 *Captain. 1613. (In part). 
 
 Honest Man's Fortune. 1613. (Perhaps with Daborne, Field, and Massinger). 
 
 Nice Valor; or. The Passionate Madman. 1613. (In part). 
 
 Nightwalker ; or. The Little Thief . Before 1615. (In part). 
 
 Wit without Money. 1614. 
 
 Woman's Prize ; or, The Tamer Tamed. 1615? 
 
 Beggars' Bush. Circ. 1615. (With Massinger). 
 *Chances. 1615. 
 
 Faithful Friends. 1616. (Perhaps mainly by Daborne). 
 
 Jeweller of Amsterdam ; or. The Hague. 1616. (With Field and Massinger. 
 
 Not extant) . 
 ♦Bonduca. 1616. (Possibly with Field) . 
 
English Drama.— A Working Basis. 71 
 
 Valentioian. 1616. 
 
 The Bloody Brother. Circ. 1616. (With Massinger and others). 
 ♦Thierry and Theodoret. 1617? (With Massinger and others). 
 ♦Henry VIIL. See Shakespeare. 
 
 Knight of Malta. 1617? (With Massinger and another). 
 
 Queen of Corinth. 1(518? (With Massinger and perhaps Field). 
 
 Mad L-over. Circ. 161S. 
 
 Loyal Subject. 1618. 
 
 Humorous Lieutenant. 1615). 
 *8ir John van Olden Barnaveldt. 1619. (With Massinger). 
 
 Custom of the Country. 1619? (With Massinger). 
 
 Double Marriage. Circ. 1620. (With Massinger). 
 
 Little French Lawyer. Circ. Ki'iO. (With Massinger) . 
 *False()ne. Circ. 1620. (With Massinger). 
 
 Woman Pleased. Circ. 1620. 
 
 Island Princess. 1621. 
 
 Pilgrim. 1621. 
 
 Wildgoose Chase. 1621. 
 
 Prophetess. 1<)22. (With Massinger). 
 
 Sea Voyage. 1(522. (With Massinger). 
 
 Spanish Curate. 1(522. (With Massinger). 
 *Maid in the Mill. 1(^23. (With W. Rowley). 
 
 Devil of Dowgate. 1623. (Perhaps mainly by Rowley). 
 
 Wandering Lovers. 162:]. (Revised by Massinger, 1634, as The Lovers' 
 Progress). 
 
 A Wife for a Month. 1621. 
 *Rule a Wife and have a Wife. 1624. 
 
 Elder Brother. 1(}25. (Revised by Massinger, 1635, as The Orator). 
 
 Fair Maid of the Inn. 1626. (With Massinger and another). 
 
 No!)le Gentleman. 1626. 
 
 A Very Woman. 1628? (Revised by Massinger. Circ. 1634). 
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 Also 
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 Sh. Jahrbuch, 13. 
 Fleay. On the Chronology of the Plays of Fletcher and Massinger. 
 
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 Hazlitt. Dram. Lit. of Age of Eliz. 
 
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 Lowell. Beaumont and Fletcher. Harper, 85 : 757. 
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 »{<Poems, ed. w. memoir, essay and not«s. Grosart. 4 v., 1869. Fuller 
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 Chalmers. Eng. Poets, v. 6. 
 Gosse. Jacobean Poets. 
 Hazlitt. Dram. Lit. of the Age of Eli/. 
 Retro. Kev. 2:341. (Purple Island). 
 
 Ford, John. 1586— 
 
 An 111 Beginning has a Good End. At'ted 1013. Not extant. 
 
 Witch of Edmonton. (With Dekker and W. Kovvley). Acted circ. 1021. 
 Pr. 1658. 
 
 Sun's Darling Masque. Acted 1024. Pr. 1()50— 7. 
 
 Fairy Knight. (With Dekker). Acted 1024. Not extant. 
 
 A Late 31urther of the Son upon the Mother. (With AV^ebster). Acted 1024. 
 Not extant. 
 
 Bristow Merchant. (With Dekker). Acted 1024. Not extant. 
 *'Tis Pity She's a Whore. Acted circ. 1020. Pr. 1033. 
 *Lover's Melancholy. Acted 1628. Pr. I(i29. 
 *Broken Heart. Acted circ. 1629. Pr. 1633. 
 
 Love's Sacrifice. Acted circ. 1630. Pr. 1633. 
 
 Fancies Chaste and Noble. Acted before 1030. Pr. 16138. 
 *Perkin Warbeck. Acted circ. 1633. Pr. 1634. 
 *Lady's Trial. Acted circ. 1037. Pr. 1039. 
 
 Beauty in a Trance. S. R. 1653. Not extant. 
 
 Royal Combat. S. R^. 1660. Not extant. 
 *London Merchant. S. R. 1660. Not extant. 
 
 Non Dram. Works. 
 
 Fame's Memorial ; or, The Duke of Devonshire Deceased. 1606. 
 
 Honor Triumphant; or, The Peer's Challenge. 1606. Repr. Sh. Soc. Pub. 
 
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 Monarch's Meeting ; or, The King of Denmark's Welcome into England. 1606. 
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 Dram, and Poetic Works, ed. Gitlbrd. 1827. (1831), 2 v.; re-ed. Dyce. 
 
 8v. Lond. 1869. 30/. 
 Dram. Works, w. Massinger. Introd. by Hartley Coleridge. 1840; 1848. 
 Bodenstedt. Sh.'s Zeitgenossen. 1. Webster. 2. Ford. 3. Lilly, Green 
 
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 1888. Diss. V. 2. 
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 Keviews. 
 
 Blackwood's Mag. (i : 409—417. (Auul. Essay on Witch of Edmonton). 
 
 Edin. llev. 18: 275—304. (Discussion of Weber's ed.) 
 
 Fortn. l{ev. US: 42-6:5. (Criticism by Swinburne). 
 
 Harper's Mag. S5 : 942. (Criticism by Lowell). 
 
 Quart. Rev. (> : 462—87. (Criticism of Priu. Dram. Works). 
 
 Spec. 62: 482. (Best Plays). 
 Swinburne. Essays and Studies. 
 Thompson, Sylvanus. Memorials of John Ford. 
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 FoKDK, Thomas. F1. 1660. 
 
 l^ove's Labyrinth; or, The Royal Shepherdess. Pr. 1660. 
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 Fhkeman, Sir Ralph. F1. 1610— '55. 
 Imperiale. Pr. 1630. 
 
 Glaptiiouxk, Henry. F1. 1639. 
 
 *Lady Mother. Licensed 1(>;?5. (Pr. for the tirst time in Bullen's Old Eng. 
 Plays. V. 2. 1883). 
 Hollander. Wr. circ. 1(535. 
 *Ladies Privilege. Wr. rirc. 1636. 
 Argalus and I'arthenia. (Founded on Sidney's Arcadia). Acted circ. 1638. 
 Wit in a Oonstalde. Wr. 1639. 
 Duchess of Feruaudina. S. R. 1660. (Not extant). 
 *Albertus Wallenstein. 1639? 
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 2v. 21/. (Retro. Rev. 1824. 10: 122). 
 \ IJullen. Collection of Old Eng. Plays. 2: 101—102. 
 Zwickert, Max. Henry Glapthorne. (Inaug. Diss.) Halle. 
 
 (iOFFK, Thomas. 1591—1629. 
 
 Raging Turk; or Bajazet, the Second. Wr. J 615— 1623. Pr. 1632. 
 
 ( ourageous Turk ; or, Amurath the First. Wr. 1615—1623. Pr. 1633. 
 
 Orestes. Wr. 1615—1623. Pr. 1633. 
 
 < "areless Shepherdess. Acted circ. 1629. 
 »jvrhree Excellent Tragedies (Bajazet, Amurath, Orestes). Coll. by Richard 
 
 !>[eigheu. Lond. 165(5. 
 t Gosse. Jacobean Poets. 
 
74 English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
 GOMERSAL, KonKin. lOOo:''— 1()4(;:' 
 
 Ludovick 8tor.sa, Duke of Milan. Pr. l(>2.s. 
 (Included in) PoeiHr?. 1()33. 
 
 Gough, J. Fl. 1040. 
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 GHKViLLE, (Sir) FiLKE. (First Loi'd Brookc). l.)54— 1(528. 
 
 *Mustapba. Pr. 1(509. 
 Alaham. Pr. 1(538. 
 
 Life of the renowned Sir Philip Sidney. 1(552. (Autoltiographieal values). 
 »I«Certaiu Learned and Elegant Works of the Jtight Honorable Fulke, Lord 
 Brooke, written in his youth and familiar exercise with Sir Philip 
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 (irosse. Jacobean Poets. 
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 ILviUNGTox, WiijjA.M. I(j05— "54. 
 
 *Queene of Arragon. Acted 1G40. (Revised at the Restoration, Sanniel lUitler 
 
 contributing prologue and epilogue). 
 Non-Dram a t ic Wo rks . 
 
 Poems to Castara (his wife) 1(534. 
 History of Edward IV. 1640. 
 Observations on History. 1(>41. 
 »J<Castara. Lond. 1870. (Arber Reprints). (Retro. Rev. 12 : 274. 1825). 
 
 Hist, of Edward IV. Repr. in Kennett*s Complete Hist, of Eng. 170(5. 
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 Willmott, A. R. Lives pf Eng. Sacred Poets, v. 1. 1839. 
 
 HARDiX(i, Samuel. Fl. 1641. 
 Sicily and Naples; or, The Fatal Union. Pr. 1640. 
 
 ILvrsTKi), Peter. —1(545. 
 
 The Rival Friends. 1(>32. 
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 comedy. 
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 Hawkins, AVillia.m, —1(537. 
 
 Apollo Shroviug. A Lyrical Drama. Lond. I(i27. 
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Engliah I)rtim<i.—A Working litf.sis. 
 
 IlKMrNc, Wri.i.iAM. FI. I(>:»'2. 
 
 (Ilcinminj^c)- 
 
 < onrsin- of tlie Marc : or, The Madcap. Acted KKW. (Notextuut). 
 Kiitiil ('ontra<-t. I*r. H'M. ( Altered I»y Settle to Love and Itevenjre). 
 Jew's Trauedv. l»r. 1()(»'J. 
 
 llKVWiMU), IJIOMAS. — KioO. 
 
 *Koiir Prentices of Loudon, with 'I'he ( V>n<|nestof Jerusaloni. I'r. Kll.'i. ( Acted 
 
 lo or 20 years earlier). 
 *l<:dward ly. 2 pts. KiOO. 
 
 If you know not me, you know nobody : or, The Troiildes of (^ueen Eliza- 
 beth. 2 pts. KiO.')— (i. 
 *l{oyal Kinir and Loyal Subject. l*r. UWT. (Acted 1()02'0. 
 *Wonian Killed witli Kindness. Acted Km. Vr. 1(507. 
 
 Fair Maid of the Kxchan<:;e. Vr. 1(507. 
 *Rape of Lucrece. Pr. 1()08. 
 
 (Jolden Age. Pr. KUL 
 
 Silver Age. Acted 1()12. 
 
 lira/en Age. Pr. 1(518. 
 
 Fair Maid of the West. 2 pts. Acted 1(J17. Pr. 1(581. 
 
 Captives ; or, The Lost Recovered. 1(524. 
 
 Iron Age. Pr. 1(532. 
 *English Traveller. Pr. 1(>:J8. 
 
 Maidenhead Well Lost. 1(5.84. 
 * Love's Mistress; or, The Queen's Mas(|ne. !(>.%. 
 *( 'halleuge for Beauty. 1(58(5. 
 
 Wise Woman of Hogsdon. 163S. 
 
 Fortune by Land and Sea. (With Wm. Rowley). Pr. l(5rM. (Wr. some 50 
 yrs. earlier). 
 
 Late Lancashire Witches. 1(584. (With Richanl Brome). 
 
 Lost Plays. 
 
 War without Blows. 1598? 
 
 Joan as Good as my Lady. loOO? 
 
 The Blind eat many a Fly. 1602? 
 
 How to Learn of a Woman to Woo. Acted 1(505. 
 
 Love's Masterpiece. S. K. 1640. 
 
 "Alberte Galles." (With Wentworth Smith). 1602? 
 
 Marshal Osrick. (With Wentworth Smith). 1602? 
 
 London Florentine. (With Chettle). 1602? 
 
 Like Quits Like. (With Chettle). 1602? 
 
 Christmas comes but once a Year. (AVith Chettle, Dekker an<l Webster). 
 
 1602. 
 Lady Jane, pt. 1. 1602. (With the above and Wentworth Smith). 
 Pageants for 1632 and 1683. {See Lord Mayor's Pageants, pt. 1 ; ed. Fairholt. 
 
 PercySoc. 3. 1843). 
 Pageants for 1631; 1(535; 1637; 16,38: 16.39. {See vols. 4 and 5 of Pearson's ed. 
 
 Hey wood's Dram. Works). 
 An Apology for Actors. 1612; ed. w. iutrod. Collier. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1841. 
 
 (Answered in A Refutation, by T. G. 1615). 
 Funeral Elegy on the Death of Prince Henry. 1613. 
 
76 English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
 Marriage, Triuuiphc; or, The Nuptials of the Prince ralatiiie and the I'riuccss 
 
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 England's Elizabeth; her J^ife and I'roubleis during- her Minority from the 
 
 Cradle to the Crown. 1(531. Harl. Misc. 10. 1808. 
 •I<Dramatic Works, w. notes and memoir. 6 v. TiOndon. Pearson. 1874. 63/. 
 Best Plays; ed. A. W. Verity, \v. introd, by Symonds. (Mermaid Series). 
 
 Loud. Scott. 1880. ea. 2/0. 
 Dramatic Works, ed. w. life. Collier. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1850— '51. (Fair Maid 
 
 of the West, 2 pts. lioyal King and Loyal Subje(rt. \X you know not 
 
 me, you know nobody. Golden Age. Silver Age). 
 Fair Maid of the Exchange; ed. Barron Field. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1837. 
 Four Prentices of London, 2 pts. ; ed. Barron Field. Sh. Soc. Pub. 1842. 
 Late Lancashire Witches. Tr. by Tieck in Sh.'s Yorschule, 1. Leipzig. 1823. 
 t Diet. Nat. Biog. (Ward). 
 Edin. Rev. Apr., 1841. 
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 Gosse. Jacobean Poets. 
 Henslowe. Diary. 
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 Cent. 
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 Marmion, Shackerley. Cupid and Psyche. (Repr. Singer, 1820). (Commend. 
 
 Yerses) . 
 On the Time-Poets. 
 Retro. Rev. 11: 126— M. 1825. 
 Symonds. Shakspere's Predecessors. 
 
 Holiday, (Dr.) Barten. —1661. 
 
 Marriages of the Arts. 1618. (Univ.) 
 t Gosse. Jacobean Poets. 
 Nichols. Progresses of King James. 3 : 713. 
 
 Jones, Inigo. 1573—16.52. 
 
 Masques. {Scenic and Mechanical). 
 
 Blackness. (With Jonson). 1605. 
 Alba. 1605. 
 Ajax Flagellifer. 1605. 
 Yertumnus. 1605. 
 Hymen. (With Jonson). 1606. 
 Hue and Cry after Cupid. (With Jonson). 1608. 
 Queens. (With Jonson). 1609. 
 Tethys' Festival. (With Daniel). 1610. 
 
 Middle Temple and Lincoln's Inn Masque. (With Chapmtm). 1613. 
 Time Yindicated. (With Jonson). 1623. 
 Pan's Anniversary. (With Jonson). 1623? 
 ?Neptune's Triumph. (With Jonson). 1624. 
 Love's Triumph through Callipolis. (With Jonson). 1630. 
 Chloridia. (AVith Jonson). 1630. 
 Albion's Triumph. (With Townseud). 1632. 
 Tempe Restored. (With Townsend). 1632., 
 Triumph of Peace. (With Shirley). 1634. 
 
Enr/lish Dnnna.—A Witrkiiiy Jingiti. 77 
 
 ( orlimi liiihiiiiiicmn. (Willi (anw). I(i;;i. 
 
 Love's Mistress. (With llc'\ w<mmI). I(i;;». 
 
 Temple of Lov«-. (With Djivcnant ). U»:V). 
 
 Florinii'iie. (Freiu-h). K;.".."). 
 
 Britanniji Trimnphans. (With Daveiiaiit). KJoS, 
 
 Luiniiialia. lOllS'. 
 
 SalnuK'ida Spolia. (With Davenaut). 1(540. 
 t lilonitieid, Kegiuakl T. Series of papers in Portfolio for 188!), pp. 88, 1 lo, 12(5. 
 ("imningham, I'eter. Life of lui;j:o Jones. (With facsiniilo of drawings). Sh. 
 
 Sor. Pub. 1848. 
 Fleay. IJiog. Chron. Eu^. Drama. 
 
 (Jitlbril. Memoir of Hen Jonson, revised by Cunningham. 1875. 
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 Cynthia's Revels. Ifi0<». 
 
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 Richard Crookback. (Not extant). 1602. ~- 
 
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 Oberou the Fairy Prince. 1011. 
 Love freed from Tunorance and Folly. 101 1. 
 Challenge at Tilt at a Marriage. lOlo. 
 Irish Masque. 1013. 
 
 Mercury Vindicated from the Alchemists. 1()15. 
 Golden Age Kest-ored. 1010. 
 Christmas. 1610. 
 Lovers made Men. 1617. 
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 News from the New AVorld discovere<l in the Moon. 1021. 
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 Pan's Anniversary. (With Inigo Jones). 1023? 
 Fortunate Isles. 1024. 
 
 Neptune's Triumph. (With Inigo Jones?) 1024? 
 Masque of ( )wls. 1024. 
 
 Love's Triumph through ('allipolis. (With Inigo Jones). 1030. 
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 Queen of Corinth. 1(!17? (With Fletcher). 
 *Fatal Dowry. Before KJIU? (With Field). (Cf. Howe's Fair Penitent). 
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 *False()ne. 1620? (With Fletcher). 
 Little French Lawyer. 1020? (With Fletcher). 
 Sea Voyage. Licensed 1022.' (With Fletcher). 
 Beggar's Bush. 1022? (With Fletcher). 
 Prophetess. Licensed 1022. (With Fletcher). 
 Spanish Curate. Licensed 1022. (With Fletcher). 
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 ?A Very Woman; or. The Prince of Tarant. Licensed 10o4. (With Fletcher). 
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 Michaelmas Term. 1604? 
 
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 Family of Love. 1607? 
 
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 Chaste Maid in Cheapside. 1611— '13? 
 
 Xo Wit, No Help, like a Woman's. 1013? 
 *Women Beware Women. 1(»13? 
 
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English Dnww.—A Work in ff Basis. 88 
 
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 t Spectator, 290. 
 
 (JUARLES, FRA^X'rs. 1592—1044. 
 
 Virgin Widow. 1649. 
 Emblems: Divine and Moral. 
 
 [For complete list of works see T.owiules' Bihiiogmplier's Muiiiia]]. 
 t Gosse. Jacobean Poets. 
 
 Randolph, Thomas. 1005— '35. 
 
 Aristippus; or, The Jovial Philosopher. Pr. 1(530. 
 Conceited Pedlar. Pr. 1030. 
 
'*>f> English Drama.— A Working Basiti. 
 
 Jealous Lover.s. Acted 1632. 
 *?Aniyntas. Pr. 1638. 
 *Muses' Looking-glasf^. Pr. 1638. 
 ?PJiitophthalmia Plutogamia. 
 ('ornelianum Doliiim. Pr. 1638. 
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 Reeves and Turner. 1875. 15/. 
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 Gosse. Jacobean Poets. 
 Masson. Life of Milton. 1 : 218. 
 Itetro. Rev. 6: 61. 
 
 Shirley. Faithful Servant. (Verses by Randolph prefixed). 
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 ♦Rebellion. Pr. 1639. 
 
 Richards, Nathaniel. F1. 1640. 
 Messalina. Pr. 1640. 
 4*Sacred and Satirical Poems. 16.'}0. 1641. 
 
 RowLKY, Samuel. F1. 1605. 
 *^Henry VIII. ; or, When you see me you know me. Pr. 1605. 
 Spanish Soldier. Pr. 1634. (-SV/? Fleay. Ring. Chron. Eng. Dram:!. niKh^r 
 Dekker). 
 Lost Plays. 
 
 Judas. 1601. (AVith Bourne). 
 
 Joshua. 1602. 
 
 Hymen's Holiday; or, Cupid's Vagaries. Acted 1612. (Perhaps by Wm. 
 
 Rowley. See Fleay. Biog. Chron. Eng. Drama). 
 Richard III. ; or. The English Profit. 1623. (>S'ee Fleay. Biog. ("hron. Eng. 
 
 Drama). 
 Hard Shift for Husbands; or, Bilbo's Best Blade. 1623. 
 »i«nenry VIII. ; or. When you see me you know me; ed. w. introd. and notes, 
 
 by K. Elze. Dessau and Lond. 1874. 
 t Henslowe. Diary. 
 Ward. Eng. Dram. Lit. 
 
 Rowley, William. F1. 1610. 
 
 Travels of Three English Brothers. 1607? (With Day and A\ ilkins). 
 *Match at Midnight. " 1607? 
 
 A Shoemaker's a Gentleman. 160iJ? 
 
 Hymen's Holiday; or, Cupid's Vagaries. (Not extant. See Samuel Rowley). 
 
 Fortune by Land and Sea. 1609? (With Heywood, ed. Barron Field. Sh. 
 Soc. Pub. 1845). 
 
 Old Law; or, A Xew Way to Please You. 1615? (With :Middleton and per- 
 haps Massinger). 
 
 Fair Quarrel. 1616? (With Middleton). 
 
 Cure for a Cuckold. 1618? (With Webster? Cf. Fleay. Biog. Chron. Eng. 
 Drama. 2: 98 — 99; and Gosse. Seventeenth Cent. Studies, John 
 AYebster, 66— 67). 
 
English Drama.— A Workiny Basis. 87 
 
 ♦Changt'ling. 1021. (With Middleton). 
 
 AlPs Lost l.y Lust. 1022. 
 *Mtii(l of the Mill. 162.3. (With FleU-her). 
 
 Witch of Edmonton. 1023':' (With Dekker and Ford). 
 ^Spanish (Jipsy. 1023/' (AV^ith Middleton!'' S<'.e Flcay. IJiog. Chion. Kng. 
 Drama). 
 New Wonder; or, A Woman never Vext. Pr. 1032. 
 *l{irthof Merlin; or, The Child has lost a Father. Pr. 1002. (Ascribed on 
 
 title-page to Shakespeare and Kovvley). 
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 lUillen, in jiref. to 7* i« Day's Dram. Works. Chisvviek Press. ISSl. £3,5/. 
 (iosse. Jacobean Poets. 
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 Iiaml>. Specimens Eng. Dram. Poets. 
 
 liiTiTER, Joseph. F1. 1035. 
 
 *Shepherd"s Holiday. Pr. 1035. 
 
 Cid. 2 pts. (Tr. fr. Corneille). I "r. 1038. 
 t^ Jonson, Shepherd's Holiday, ('omniend. Verses. Underwoods, 22. 
 Jonsonus YirlMus. 
 
 Sampson, William. F1. 1625. 
 
 Herod and Autipater. Pr. 1022. 
 
 Widow's Prize. 1025? (Xot extant). 
 
 Vow Breaker; or. The Fair Maid of Clifton. Pr. K530. 
 
 I-'Sanillk, J. Fl. 1003. 
 
 King James's Entertainment at Theoltalds and his Welcome to Lond. 1003. 
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 Biog. Chron. Eng. Drama, 2: 175). 
 
 Shakpk, Lewis. Fl. 1040. 
 Noble stranger. Pr. 1040. 
 
 SnAijpHAM, Edward. FI. 100(>. 
 
 Fleire. 1000? 
 
 Cupid's Whirligig. 1007? (Founded on Bo<*caccio's Decameron, 7: 0). 
 
 Shirley, Jamks. 1500—1000. (Dates usually of license). 
 
 School of Compliment. 1025. 
 
 Maid's Revenge. 1020. 
 
 Wedding. 1620? 
 *Brothers. 1020. (,.SVe Fleay. Hiog. Chron. Fng. Drama). 
 
 AVitty Fair One. 1028. 
 
 Faithful Servant. l(?2i>. .,--Tr:=r=r->v^ 
 
 *Traitor. 1031. r'^<>X-^^' 
 
 Duke. 16.3L ..■ O^ 'O? THB^^ ^ 
 
 Love's Cruelty. 1631. , r— •^ r ^v «« V% ^ V mi ••I 
 
 Changes ; or, Love in a Maze. 1(532. (i U Si I V B R i^LT 1 } 
 
88 English Drama.— A Workinr/ Basis. 
 
 Hyde Park. 1632. 
 
 Contention for Honor ami lliclKs. s. |{. 16."»2. 
 *Ball. 1632. (AYith Chapman). 
 
 Arcadia. Acted 1632? 
 
 Beauties. 1()33. 
 
 Nightwalker. 1633. (Wr. I>y Fletcher; re-modelled l»y Shirley). 
 
 Young Admiral. 1633. 
 *Gamester. 1633. 
 
 Triumphs of Peace. Presented at Whitehall. 1633. (With Iniyo Jones). 
 
 Example. 1634. 
 
 Opportunity. 1634. 
 
 Coronation. 1635. (With Fletcher? *S'ee Fleay. IJioj:. (hjun. Fug. Drnma. 
 2: 241). 
 
 Chabot. 1635. (W^ith Chapman). 
 
 Lady of Pleasure. 1635. 
 
 Duke's Mistress. 1635. 
 *Saint Patrick for Ireland. Acted (at Dublin) 1636—7. 
 
 Constant Maid. Acted 1637? 
 
 Koyal Master. Acted 1637. 
 
 Politician. Acted 1637— '39? (/Vce Fleay. Biog. Chrun. Fug. Driima). 
 
 Gentleman of Venice. 1639. 
 ?General. Acted 1636— '38? (Pr. Hallivvell, 1853). 
 
 Triumph of Beauty. 1640? 
 
 Kosania. 1640. 
 
 Imposture. 1640. 
 
 Politic Father. 1641. 
 
 Cardinal. 1641. 
 
 Sisters. 1642. 
 
 Court Secret. Wr. 1642. 
 
 Cupid and Death. Acted 1653. 
 
 Contention of Ajax and Achilles. Pr. 1659. 
 »J<Dram. Works; \v. notes by W. Gittbrd, and added notes and some account of 
 Shirley and his writings, by Dyce. 6 v. I^ond. 1833. £6. (Quart. 
 Kev. 49 : 1, 1833 ; and 16 : 103, 1834) . 
 
 Selections; ed. w.introd. and notes by Gosse. Loud. Vizetelly. 1888. 2/6. 
 (Mermaid Ser.) 
 
 Poems. Campbell. Brit. Poets. 5 : 1—63. , 
 
 t Blackwoods, 4: 66. (The Traitor). 
 
 Dunham. Lives of Lit. and Sci. Men. 
 
 Fleay. Annals of the Careers of James and Henry Shirley. (Anglia, 8 : J05— 
 414. 1885). 
 
 Ford. Love's Sacrifice. (Prefatory lines l)y Shirley). 
 
 Heywood. Queen's Mask. (Coridon the Clown=Shirley). 
 
 Hogarth. Memoirs of the Opera. 1 : 55. (Triumphs of Peace). 
 
 Kingsley, Chas. Plays and Puritans. Loud. Macmillan. 1889. 5/. 
 
 Swinburne. Fortn. Rev. 53: 461. 
 
 Ward. Eng. Dram. Lit. 
 
 .SlliUi.KV, IlEXHY. Fl. belure 163.^. 
 
 *Martyn(i Soldier. Pr. 1638. 
 
 t Fleay. Annals of the Careers of James and Henry Shirley. { Anglia, S: 40Ji 
 " 414,1885). 
 
Enylish Drnraa.—A WorkiiKj Basis. 89 
 
 ?Smith, William. F1. 1615. 
 
 Pos.sil)ly ideutical with AVentworthSinitlj. 
 
 Hector of(iermany. HiVVf (Tr. 1G15). 
 
 Freeinairs Honour. 1()14? (Not extant). 
 
 Fair Foul One. Licensed 1G28. (Xot extant). 
 
 Saint Georj,'e for England. (]MS. destroyed by WarWurton's cook). 
 
 S(ii IKK, JojiN. Fl. 1G20. 
 
 Triuniplis of JVace. (Lord Mayor). 1G20. Eepr. Nichols: IMogresses of 
 King James, 3: (Jli>. 
 
 Stki'Hens, John. Fl. 1G13. 
 Cynthia's llevenge. l*r. 1613. (^SV^f^ Fleay. liiog. Chron. Eng. Drama). 
 
 STiioi>i:, William. 151)9—1044. 
 
 Floating Island. Acted by Christ Church students before Charles I. s*t 
 Oxford, 1636. 
 
 Suckling, (Sir) John. 16()0— '41? 
 
 Aglaura. Acted 1637? 
 *Gob]ius. Acted 1638'' 
 
 IJrennoralt; or, Discontented Colonel. AVr. liyod^ 
 
 Sad One. (Unfinished). Wr. 1040:' 
 »I« Works. 2 V. Lond. 1770. 
 
 Poems, Plays and other Kemaius, ed. W. C. Hazlitt. 2 v. Lond. liceves 
 and Turner. 1892. 8/. 
 
 Selected AVorks; vv. memoir, A Suckling. Lond. 1836. 
 f- Anderson. Brit. Poets, 3. 
 
 Hazlitt. Fng. Comic AVriters. 
 
 Ketro. Rev. 9 : 19. 1824. 
 
 Wotton. AVord Portraits. 
 
 SVVINIIOK, (ilLIJKUT. Fl. 1650. 
 
 Unhappy Fair Irene, Pr. 1658. (Founded on Painter: Palace of I'leasure. 
 Nov. 40). 
 
 Tail<)1{, KoiJKjn. Fl. 1614. 
 
 *Hog hath lost his Pearl. Pr. 1614. 
 t Fleay. Biog. Chron. Eng. Drama, 2 : 256—7. 
 
 Taylor, John. 1580—1654. 
 
 'I'liumphs of Fame and Honor. (Lord Mayor). 1634. 
 Ovatio Caroli. lUl. 
 »I«\Vorks. 1630. (Folio ed.) Kepr. Spenser Soc. Manchester. 18(59. 
 Works not in 1(530 Folio, llepr. Spenser Soc. 1870 — '78. 
 I'^'irlv Prose and Poet. >>'()rks, Morison. Olasgow. 1888. 5/. 
 
90 English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
 ToMKiNS, John. F1. Kilo, 
 *AJl)um!izj«r. Acted 1615. 
 
 TouHXEi'i? Crurner) OviMf.. Fl. K'.IO, 
 Atheist's Tragedy. 1603-' Pr. 1(511. 
 *lleveDger'.s Tragedy. Pr, 1607. 
 Npn-Dram . Wo rks. 
 Transformed Metamorphosis. Pr. 1600. 
 Funeral Poem on the Death of Sir Francis V'ere. Pr. 160!>. 
 (irief on the Death of Prince Henry. Wr. 1612. Pr. 16i:>. 
 »J<Phiys and Poems; ed. w. crit. introd. and notes, J. Churton (olliiis, 2 v. 
 Loud. Chatto. 1878. 18/. 
 Tragedies;, ed. w. introd. and notes, 8ym<»nds, Loud. Vizetelly. isss. 
 (Mermaid Series), 
 t Choate. Wells of i:nglish. 
 Gosse. Jacobean Poets. Seventeenth Cent. Studies: John NW'bster, p. .")!>. 
 Hazlitt. Age of Eliz. Lecture 3. 
 Henley. Views and Reviews. 
 Jahrbuch. (Sh.) 23: 132. 
 Lamb. Specimens of the Eng. Drama. Poets. 
 Retro. Rev. 1823. 7 : 331—52. 
 Swinburne. Nineteenth Ceut. 1887. 21: 415—27. {IS<nH<i, Eel. 31o. 108: 500). 
 
 TOWN.SEND, AUKELIAX. Fl. 1030. 
 
 Allnon's Triumph. Masque. 1631. (With Inigo Jones). 
 Tempe Restored. Masque. 1631. (AYith Inigo Jones). 
 
 Wkbstek, John. 1501— y 
 Ciesar's Fall. 1602. (With Drayton, Middleton, Mondiiy and "the rest.'' 
 
 Not extant) . 
 Two Harpies. 1602. (With Drayton, Dekker, Middleton, Mondiiy. Not 
 
 extant) . 
 Lady Jane. 2 pts. 1602. (With Chettle, Dekker, Heywo(»<l, Smith. Piil). 
 
 1607 as The Famous Hist, of Sir Thomas Wyatt) . j. 
 
 Christmas comes but once a Year. 1602. (With Chettle, Dekker, Hey wood. 
 
 Not extant). 
 Westward Ho. 1603? (With Dekker). 
 Northward Ho. 1605. (With Dekker). 
 ?White Devil; or, Vittoria (.'orombona. 1(>07!' 
 *Appius and Virginia. 1600? 
 
 Devil's Law Case. 1610? 
 *I)uchess of Malti. 1612? 
 ?Late Murther of the Son upon the Mother. Licensed 1621 as a '' new tragedy." 
 
 (With Ford), 
 ^[onuments of Honour. ( Lord 3Iayoi). 1624. 
 
 ?Cure for a Cuckold. Pr. 1661. (Cf. Fleay : iiiog. Chron. VA^i^. Drama, and 
 Gosse: Seventeenth Cent. Studies). 
 ►J«Works; ed. w. memoir and notes, Dyce. 4 v. Lond. 1830. 
 Dram. Works: ed. Hazlitt. 4 v. Lond. Smith. 1857. 20/. 
 White Devil, and Duchess of Malli; ed. w. introd, and notes, Symond-. L(»iid. 
 Vizetelly. 1888, 2/6. (Mermaid Ser.) 
 
 \% 
 
Kn(jli.s/i Di'umd.—A Workintj Basis. 
 
 91 
 
 t Acad. 42: ;r,5». 
 
 liliickwooil's. 2 : (loO. (Duchess of Mjilfi). :'.: OoG, (White Devil). 
 
 IJodenstodt. Sh.'s Zeitj^euosseii, 1. 
 
 (losse. Seveiiteoiith Cotjt. Studies. 
 
 Ilazlitt. Drjini. Lit. of the A<;e of YAv/., 
 
 Litml).* Speeiniens'of Enji;. Dram. I'oetry. 
 
 Lowell. Old Kn;;-. Dnmiatists. 
 
 Meiners, M. JMetrist-he rntersiichimgen den Drainatiker .7, Wef)ster. Ilalle 
 
 diss. 189:$. 
 Ketro. Rev. 1823. 7 : ST. 
 Swinburne. Nineteenth (^'ent. June, 1886. 19:801. ^SYrme, Eel. Mo. 107:227. 
 
 Same, Littell's Liv. Age. 170: 07. 
 Synionds. Italian By-ways. (Vittoria Aecoramboni). J^ond. Smith and 
 
 Elder. 188:5. 10/fi. 
 
 White, Uobkkt. El. 1B17. 
 
 Cupid's Hanishment. Masque. 1017. 
 t Nichols. L'ro<-resses of James 1.3: 283. 
 
 WlLKINS, (^KOUGE. FI. 1607. 
 
 *Miseries of inforced Marriage. 1607. 
 
 ♦Travels of the Three English Brothers. 1607. (With Day and W. Rowley). 
 t Fleay : Biog. (Jhron. P'ng. Drama. 
 Jahrhuch. (Sh.) 3: 169; 23: i:i2; 27:14:^,15.5. 
 
 WiL.s<^)x, Arthur. 1595— 16o2. 
 *Inconstan1jf*^Hdyt (Also known as Better Late than Never). Pr. 1814. 
 
 RESTORATION DRAMA. 
 
 DRAMATISTS. 
 
 Behn, Mrs. 
 
 Hetterton. 
 
 Boyle. (Orrery). 
 
 Cavendish, Margaret. 
 
 Cavendish, VVm. 
 
 Chamberlayne. 
 
 Cokayne. 
 
 CONGREVE. 
 
 Crowne. 
 
 D'A\^i:NANT. 
 
 Digby. 
 
 Drydex. 
 
 ElHERECiE. 
 
 Farquitar. 
 
 Hopkins. 
 
 Howard, Edw. 
 
 Howard, (Sir) Robt. 
 
 Killigrew, Th. 
 
 Killigrew, Th., the Younger, 
 
 Killigrew, (Sir) Win. 
 
 Lacy. 
 
 hee. 
 
 Lower. 
 
 Mountford. 
 
 Otway. 
 
 Fix, (Mrs.) 
 
 Sedlcy. 
 
 Settle. 
 
 Shadwell. 
 
 Stapylton. 
 
 Tate. 
 
 Tatham. 
 
 Tuke. 
 
 Vanbrugfi. 
 
 Villiers. 
 
 Wilson. 
 
 Wycherlev. 
 
English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
 Be UN 
 
 , (Mrs.) AriiRA. 1640-89. 
 
 Forc'd Marriiige. 1071. 
 
 
 Amorous Prince. 1671. 
 
 
 Dutch Lover. 1673. 
 
 
 Abdelazar. 1G76. 
 
 
 Kover. Parti. 1677. 
 
 
 Debauchee. 1677. 
 
 
 Town Fop. 1677. 
 
 
 Sir Patient Fancy. 167S. 
 
 (From Molicre's Malade Tmatiina'ire). 
 
 Ptover. Part 2. Um. 
 
 
 Poundheads. 1682. 
 
 
 City Heiress. 1682. 
 
 
 False Count. 1682. 
 
 
 Youna- Kino-. 1683. 
 
 
 Lucky Chance. 1687. 
 Emperor ol the Moon. 1687. 
 Widow Ranter. Pub. 1690. 
 Younger Brother. Pub. 1696. 
 »I<Plays, Histories and Novels, witli Life and Memoir. Lond. Pearson. 1871. 
 
 6v. 52/6. 
 t Bayle. Dictionary, n : 140; 10 : 126. 
 Dunham. Lives of Lit. and Sci. Men. o. 
 Fitzgerald. Hist, of the Eng. Stage. 1:188—190. 
 Forsyth. Novels and Novelists. 
 Jeafl'erson. Novels and Novelists. 1. 20 pp. 
 Kavanagh. Eng. Women of Letters. 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Mrs. Behn and her Novels. Dub. Univ. +7: 5.%, Soiiir\ Littell's Liv. 
 
 Age. 49:800. 
 Dram. Writings. Retros. Rev. 17: 1. 
 England's First Lady Novelist. St. James. 7 : 351. 
 Works. Amer. Bibliopolist. 4 : 30.S. 
 Temple Bar. 71 : 388. >Same. Eel. Mag. 103 : 400. 
 Robertson. Eng. Poetesses. 
 Williams. Literary Women. 
 
 Bktterton, Thomas. 1635 (?)— 1710. 
 
 Roman Virgin; or, The Unjust Judge. 1670. (1679). (Alterati()n of Web- 
 ster's Appius and Virginia). 
 Prophetess; or, The History of Diocletian. 1690. (Founded on The Prophet- 
 ess of Beaumont and Fletcher). 
 *King Henry IV., with the Humours of Sir John Falstaft". 1700. (Sh.'s ]Ienry 
 IV. with omissions). 
 Amorous Widow; or. The Wanton Wife. 1706. (Adaptation of (ieorges 
 Daudin). 
 *Bondman ; or. Love and Liberty. 1719. (Altered from Massinger). 
 Woman made a Justice. 
 
 *Revenge; or, A Match in Newgate. 1680. (Alteration of Marston's Malcon- 
 content). Assigned by Langbaine to Mrs. Behn. 
 t Anonymous. The Life of Mr. Thomas Betterton. 1710. 
 Austin and Ralph. Poets-laureate. 
 Baker. Eng. Actors. 1 : 50. Betterton and his Associates. 
 
Enr/lish Drama.— A Workbuj Basis. 93 
 
 Cibber, Oolley. Apoloi^y. 1740. 
 
 Dihdin. Hist, of the Sta<,^e. 
 
 Doran. Amials of the Sta|;-e. 1. 
 
 Fitzgerald. New Hist, of the Enu". Stage. 1. 
 
 (ialt. Lives of IMayers. 1. 
 
 Life and Times of Mettertoji : by the editorof "Life of (^iiiii." Loud. I{e:ider. 
 
 IHNH. 7/(). 
 Kussell, W. IJep. Actors. 
 Tatler. I, 2, and +. 
 
 1V)YLE, RoOKii. Baron TJrogln'll and rirst Ear! of Orrery. I(i2l— '7S>. 
 
 *IIenry V. 1G64. 
 
 *>rustaplia, the Son of Solyman the ^ragniiieent. 1005. 
 Bhieli Prince. 1007. 
 Guzman. 1009. 
 Tryphon. 1072. 
 Mr. Anthony. 1090. 
 Herod the Great. (1094). 
 Altemira. (1702). 
 »J«The Complete Dram. Works of the Earl of Orrery. (Without Mr. Anthony). 
 
 174.S. 
 t yr^larendon. Hist, of the Jie))ellion. 
 Evelyn. Diary. 
 Morriee, T. Life of the Earl of Orrery. 100 p. {Tn Boyle, Jl. I'Jarl of 
 
 Orrery. Collection of State Letters, v. 1. Dublin. 1743). 
 Pepys. Diary. 
 ?Ware. Writers of Ireland. 
 yWhiteloeke. Memorials. 
 
 Cavendish, Margaret. Duchess of Xewcastle. 1(»24 (?)— '74. 
 
 Love's Adventures. 
 
 Second Part of Love's Adventures. 
 
 Several Wits. 
 
 youth's Glory and Death's lianquet. 
 
 Second Part of Youth's Glory and Death's Banquet. 
 
 Lady Contemplation. Part T. 
 
 Lady Contemplation. Part IL 
 
 Wit's Cabal. Part I. 
 
 Wit's Cabal. Part IT. 
 
 rnnatural Tragedy. 
 
 Pul>lic Wooing. 
 
 ^Nfatrimonial Trouble. Part 1. 
 
 Matrimonial Trouble. Part IT. 
 
 Nature's Three Daughters, Beauty, Love and Wit. Part 1. 
 
 Nature's Three Daughters. Part 11. 
 
 Religions. 
 
 Comical Hash. 
 
 Bell in Campo. Part T. 
 
 P>ell in Campo. PartlL 
 
 Apocryphal Ladies. 
 
 Female Academy. 
 
 [The altovo plays woro print«'<l by tho Diicliogs In.follo. \Cr,'2]. 
 Convent of Pleasure. 
 
!U English Dnimo.—A WorkiiKj Basis. 
 
 Sociable Compauious; or, The Female Witrs. 
 
 Presence. 
 
 Bridals. 
 
 Blazin^MVorl.I. 
 
 [The above plays were printf'<l l)y the Duchess in folio, Ifins]. 
 »J«Plays. Lend. 1762— 8. 2 v. 
 Select Poems. 1813. 
 True Relation of the IJIrth, lireedlng and Life of >rargaret("avendisli, Duchess 
 
 of Xewcastle, written by Herself. 1814. 
 t Badard. Memories of British Ladle-*. 1775. 
 
 Blackwood's. (Notice of Poems and Plays. "5 p.) 4:o00. 1818. Blackwood's. 
 
 (On the "Worhl's 01io.'» 4p.)5:.30. 1819. 
 Connoisseur. 2; 205. ed. 1774. 
 JeatFerson. Novels and Novelists. 1. 
 Letters and Poems In Honour of the incomparable Princess Margaret, Duchess 
 
 of Newcastle, Written by several Persons of Honoui- and Learning. Tn 
 
 the Savoy. 1G76. 
 Life; w. a Selection from her Poems, Opinions, Orations and Letters. Kd. 
 
 PMward Jenkins. Macmillan. 1872. 4/6. 
 Pepys. Diary. 30 3Iarch, 1667. 12 April, 1667. 
 Ketro. Kev. 1. 1853. 
 Walpole. Royal and Noble Authors. 
 
 Cavendish, -William. Duke of Newcastle. 1592— 167<». 
 
 Country Captain. 1649. 
 Variety. 1649. 
 Humorous Lovers. 1677. 
 
 Triumphant Widow : or, The Medley of Humours. 1677. 
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 Old Authors. Lond. Smith. 1872. Ed. C. H. Firth. 1886. 
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 ed. M. A. Low^er. Library of Old Authors. 1872. 5/. Another ed., w. 
 
 notes and illus. papers, by C. H. Firth. Lond. NImmo. 1886. 21/. 
 
 Chambei{Layne, Willlvm. 1620— '89. 
 
 Jove's Victory. Pub. 1658. (Acted in 1678 under title of Wits led by the 
 Nose; or, A Poet's Revenge), 
 t Retro. Rev. 1, pt. 2 : 258. 1820. (Rev. of Love's Victory). 
 
 Cokayne, (COKAiN) (Sir) Aston. 1608— '84. 
 
 ^Obstinate Lady. 1657. 
 *Trappolln supposed a Prince. 1658. 
 Mask at Bretbie. 1658. 
 *0vid'8 Tragedy. 1669. 
 
 »I«Small Poems of Divers Sorts. Lond. 1658. (Contains "Obstinate Lady,'? 
 "Trappolin,'' etc. Some copies are entitled," A Chaine of Golden Poems"). 
 Poems; vv. Obstinate Lady, Trappolin, and Tragedy of Ovid, 1662. 
 Plays. 1669. 
 
 Dram. Works. Lond. Sotheran. 1872. 10/6. 
 t British Bibliographer. 2 : 450— f>3. 
 
English Drama.— A Working Basis. 95 
 
 ('oN(;i{i:\ i:. >Vii-LiA>r. 1072 — 1T2.S. 
 
 *()I<1 liiulii'lor. l()!t;{. 
 *I)(>ul)le-I)e!iU'r. 1()!);5. 
 *Lovi' for Love. l()J)o. 
 *Mouinin,ii- Kritle. lfiJ>T. 
 *Wiiy of the AYorkl. 1700. 
 JiKliiinent of Paris, 3Ias(jiic\ 
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 ►I^Drain. Works. I)iil)liii. 1781. 
 
 Dram. Works; w. l)io«i;. and crit. notices l»y Leigh Hunt. ]>(»n(l. Konlledgc. 
 
 18f)5. 10/(!. 
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 Best Plays. (Mermaid Series). Lond. Vi/.etelly. 1887. -i/O. 
 Letters: written l)y and between Dryden, Wycherley, Congreve, and Dennis. 
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 Thompson, Jas. Poem to the Memorie of Congreve. ¥A. Cunningham. Percy 
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 Ckovvnk, JuiiN. — 1708y 
 
 *Juliana; or. The Princess of Poland. 1(571. 
 
 *Charles the Eighth. 1072. 
 
 *Calisto; or. The Chaste Nymph. Court Masiiue. 1075. 
 
 ^Country Wit. 1075. 
 
 *Destruetion of Jerusalem. Two parts. 1677. 
 
 *Ambitious Statesman ; or, The Loyal Favorite. 167l>. 
 Misery of Civil War. 1080. (Founded on the Second Part of Henry Vl.) 
 Henry the Sixth, First part. 1081. 
 
 *Thyestes. 1081. (Founded on Seneca). 
 
 *City Politiques. 1683^ 
 
 *Sir Courtly Nice; or, It Cannot lie. 1()85. (Taken from the Spanish). 
 
 *L)arius, King of Persia. 1088. 
 
 *English Frier; or, The Town Sharks. 10!)0. 
 
 *Regulus. 101)4. 
 
 ♦Married TJeau: or, 'I'lie Curious hnpertinent. 10M4. (Taken from Don 
 Quixote). 
 
 *Caligula. 1098. 
 »J«Drani. Works: w. i)ref., memoir and notes. Edinl). lS7i{— *74. 4 v. Sotheran. 
 
 42/. 
 t Dunham. liit. and Sci. Men. 
 
96 Enijlish Drama.— A tVarkinff Basis. 
 
 Fitzgerald. New Hist, of tlie En<?. Stage. (Anecdote). 1 : ITo. 
 
 Rochester. I'oein.s. I680. Timou, a Satyr. 
 
 Ivocliester and Biickinghaui. Tryal of tlie Poet^i for the Bayers. 
 
 D'AVENANT, (Sir) AV^II.LIAM. 100(5— '(W. 
 *Alboviue, King of the Louil»ards. 1021). 
 *Cruel Brother. 1030. 
 *Just Italian. 1030. 
 *Temple of Love. A Masque. 1034. 
 *Prince d'Amour. 1635. 
 *P]atonick Lovers. 1036. 
 *Wits. 1036. 
 
 *Britannia Triumphans. A ]Mas<iue. 1037. 
 *Sahnacida Spolia. 1639. 
 *Uufortuuate Lovers. 1643. 
 *Love and Honour. 1049. 
 *Entertainu]ent at Rutland House, by Declamations and Musirk; after the 
 
 manner of the Ancients. l(»o7. 
 *Siege of Rhodes. Made a Representation by the Art of Prospective in Scenes 
 and the story sung in recitiitive Musick. IO06. 
 
 Cruelty of the Spaniards in Peru. 1658. 
 
 History of Sir Francis Drake. 1659. 
 
 [Twojtlavs above subsequeutlv iucorporated in *Tlie I'lavlioiisf to Ij*- Lei, lii>t i>riiil(<l in 
 lulio collection, 1673] . 
 
 *J-.aw against Lovers. 1662. (Alteration of Pleasure for Measure). 
 
 *Rivals. 1668. (Alteration of The Tvvo!N^ol>le Kinsmen). 
 
 *Tempest; or, The Enchanted Island. (With Dryden). 1670. (Alteration of 
 
 The Tempest) . 
 
 *Mac])eth. 1667? (Alteration of Macbeth). 
 
 *Man's the Master. 1069. 
 
 Also 
 
 *Nevvs from Plymouth. 
 
 *Fair Favorite. 
 
 *Distresses. (Spanish Lovers). 
 
 *Siege. 
 
 »I«Plays. Folio Ed. 1673. 
 
 Collected Dramas; vv. memoir. 5 v. ed. Laing and Maidment. Edinb. Solheran. 
 
 1872— '74. 
 
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 Disraeli. Quarrels of Authors. 
 
 Dunham. Lives of Lit. and Sci. Men. 3. 
 
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 Fischer, H. Gil)t es einen von Dryden und Davenant bearbeileten .lulius 
 
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 Pepys' Diary. 
 
 Robinson, Vj. Retrosp. Rev. n. s. 2. 1854. 
 
 Whitelocke. Memorials. 
 
 For Davenant's "Gondibert " and its reviews, s^e Pealiudv C at. 
 
Enijlish Draiiui. — A Working Basis. 97 
 
 DiGiJY, Geouge, Secoud Karl of Bristol. 1G12— '77. 
 *Klvirji; or, The Worst not always True. A Comedy Written by a Person of 
 Quality. Loud. 1607. 
 ^y Ad ventures of Five Hours. loo;>. (With Sir Samuel Tuke). 
 t Cunningham. Lives of Eminent and Illustrious Englishmen. ]8;{7. ;>: 29—32. 
 ( larendou. Hist, of the Kebellion. 
 Lodge. Portraits. lS.-)0. G: 28—39. 
 
 J)HY1>E.\, John. ](;;5l— 170<». 
 
 Wild (iallant, 1(;().*5. 
 Itival Ladies. im?u 
 
 Indian Queen. (Witii Sir Hobert Howard). IGGL ^ 
 
 Indian Emperor. 1(5(55. 
 Secret Love: or, The INIaiden (^ueen. 1(5(57. 
 
 Sir Martin Mar-all. 16(57. (Founded on the Duke of Newcastle's translation 
 of Moliere's L'Etourdi). 
 *Tempest. (With D'Avenant). 1(5(57. (Altered from Shakespeare). 
 Evening's Love; or, The Mock Astrologer. 16(5S. 
 Tyrannic Love; or, The Royal Martyr. 16(59. 
 Conquest of (irenada. 2 pts. 1670. 1(572. 
 Marriage a la Mode. 1672. 
 Assignation; or. Love in a Nunnery. 1(572. 
 
 Amboyna : or, The Cruelties of the Dutch to the English 3Ierchanls. l(i7o. 
 *State of Innocence. An Opera. Not Acted. 1(574. (Founded upon Milton's 
 
 Paradise Lost, pub. 1(5(59). 
 *Aurcngzebe; or, The Great Mogul. 1(57"). 
 All for Love. 1677— '7S. 
 Kind Keeper; or, Mr. Limberham. 1(578. 
 *(Edipus. (Acts I. and TIL The rest by Lee). 1(579. 
 
 Troilus and Cressida. 1(579. (Ailapted from Shakespeare). 
 *Spanish Friar; or, The Doulde Discovery. 1(581. 
 Duke of Guise. (With Lee). 1682. 
 Albion and Albanius. An Opera. l(5.s."). 
 *Don Sebastian. 1(590. 
 ♦Amphitryon. 1(590. 
 King Arthur. 1(591. (Sequel to All)ion and All>anius). 
 Cleomenes. (Finished by Suutherue). I(i92. 
 I^ove Triumphant. 1694. 
 *Hehcarsal. 1(571. (Satiric drama ridiculing the heroic tragedies of the day 
 and especially, under the name of Payes, Dryden. Written ostensibly 
 by the Duke of Jiuckingham, with possible help from Putler. Sprat and 
 others). 
 Essay on Dram. Poesy. 1(568. (Neander=Dryden). 
 Essay on Heroic Plays. 1(570. 
 Essay on Dram. Poetry of the Last Age. 1672. 
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 »Ji Works; ed. Sir W. Scott; re-ed. G. Suintsbury. 18 v. Lond. Paterson. 
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 Lssavs; Selected and cd. C. D. Voniic. Lon<l. :\racmillan. 1881. 2(i, 
 
98 English Dmmn.—A Workivf/ Basis. 
 
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 Note book of an Eng. Opium-eater, p. 281—5. 
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 (Eng. Men of Letters). 
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 Etheukge, (Sir) Gkokc;k. 1636-'— '94? 
 
 Comical Revenge; or. Love in a Tub. 1664. 
 *She Would if she Could. 1667. 
 *Man of Mode; or, Sir Fopling Flutter. 1676. 
 
 ii«Works: ed., w. introd. and notes, A. W.A^erity. Lond. Ninimo. 18s^. 16/. 
 Works. Lond. 1704. 
 Lady of Pleasure; A Satire; Madam Nelly's Complaint; A Satire. (A'illiers, 
 
 G. Duke of Buckingham. AVorks, 1). 
 (MS. The Letterbook of Sir George Etheredge, Brit. Museum), 
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 Age. 149: 259. 
 Hazlitt. Eng. Comic AVriters. 
 
 FAi{<iUiiAi{, GKORdK. 1678—1707. 
 
 Love and a Bottle. 1699. 
 ♦Constant Couple; or, A Trip to the .lubilee. 1(599. 
 *Sir Harry AVildair. 1701. 
 ^Inconstant; or, The AVav to Win him. 1702. 
 
English Brnma.—A Working Basis. 99 
 
 *T\vin llivals. 1702. 
 
 Stii^e Coach. Farce. (With Molten x). 1704. 
 *I{ecruitin<;- Odicer. 170(). 
 *noanx' Strata.^em. 1707. 
 »J«I)raiii. AVork.s; w. bioj;. and crit. notices by L. Hunt. Lond. lloutledge. 
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 ^1.00. Harper. 1894. 
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 Macaulay. Comic Dramatists of the Kestoration, (Crit. and Hist. Essays). 
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 Hopkins, Charles. 1664—1700. 
 
 Pyrrhus, King of Epirus. 1695. (Prologue by Congreve). 
 *Hoadicea, Que(;n of Britain. 1697. 
 
 Friendship Improved ; or, The Female Warrior. 1697. 
 t Jacob, Giles. Poetical Register, or Lives and Characters of the English Dram- 
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 (Brother of Sir Robert Howard). 
 Usurper. 1668. 
 
 Six Days- Adventure; or, The New I'topia. 1671. 
 Women's Conquest. 1671. 
 Man of Xewmarket. 1678. 
 
 British Princes; An Heroic Poem. Lond. 1669. 
 
 Poems and Essays, with a paraphrase on Cicero's Laelius in heroic verse. 
 Lond. 1674. 
 t Gent. Mag. 1850. 2:369. 
 Pepys. Diary. April 12, 1667. 
 
 Howard, (Sir) Robert. 162(;— '98. 
 
 Blind Lady. (Pub. with his Poems, 1660). 
 Four New Plays. 1665. 
 
 Surprisal. Comedy. 
 *Committee. Comedy. 
 
 Vestal Queen. Tragedy. 
 
 Indian Queen. Tragedy. (With Dryden). 
 
100 Englixh Dronui.—A Working Basis. 
 
 Great Favorite; or, The Duke ot Leriiia. Tragedy. 1668. 
 •JiHoward's Plays. (Excepting The Blind Lady). Fol. ed. 1692. 1722. 
 
 Indian Queen; by Howard and Dryden. {In Dryden's Works. 1, IHOS). {Sec 
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 t Cibber. Lives of the Poets. 
 
 Dryden. Essay of Dram. Poesy. (('rites=IIoward). 
 
 Evelyn. Diary. 
 
 Hogarth. Memoirs of Opera. 
 
 Pepys. Diary. 
 
 Shadvvoll. The Sullen Lovers. 166S. (Howard ridiculed under the chiirMclfr 
 of Sir Positive At-All). 
 
 Suckling. Session of the Poets. (Contemptuous reference to Hownrd). 
 
 KiLLiGREW, Thomas. 1612— '88. 
 
 Contents of Folio Edition, 1664. 
 Princess; or, Love at First Sight. 
 *Parson's Wedding. 
 Pilgrim. 
 
 First Part of Cicilia and Clorinda; or, Love in Arms. 
 Second Part of Cicilia and Clorinda. 
 Thomaso ; or, The Wanderer. 
 The Second Part of Thomaso. 
 Claracilla. 
 Prisoners. 
 
 First Part of Bellamira her Dream : or, 1'he Love of Shadow; 
 Sectond Part of Bellamira. 
 
 KiLLiGREW, Thomas. (The Younger). 1657—1710. 
 
 Chit Chat. 1719. 
 t Carew. Poem on " The Marriage of T. K. and C. C." 
 Clarendon. History of the Rebellion. 
 Fleay. Chronicle of the Eng. Dranui. 
 Genest. Account of the Eng. Stage. 
 
 Halliwell. Ancient Documents concerning the Office of Master of the llevels, 
 Quarles. "Sighes at the contemporary Deaths of Mistress Cicely Killigrew 
 and her sister, the Countess of Cleveland. 
 
 Killigrew, (Sir) AVh.llvm. 1606— '95. 
 
 Three Plays, pub. 1665. 
 Seliudra. 
 Pandora. 
 Ormasdes. 
 Four New Plays. 1(566. 
 
 7?<e Same, wtth the addition of 
 Siege of Urbin. 
 
 Love and Friendship, l»eing another title for Ormasdes. 
 t Diet. Nat. Biog. 
 
EiKjlixh Dranm.—A Workiiuj Basis. 101 
 
 Lacv, ,I<hi\. — KJSl. 
 
 *()lcl Troop; or, 3Ioii>ieur Hjujfiion. Ififi4? Wrl. 
 *Sn\viiy the Scot. l(i()7. KiOS. 
 *l)iiml) Lady. IWl). ITT-J. 
 
 *.Sir llenules liuftVKHi; or, The Poetical Squire. 10S4. 
 »I«Draiiuitic Works; with Pref., Memoirs and Notes. F.oiid. Sothcrnii. 1S7'». 
 
 10/6. 
 t Aubrey. Letters by Eminent Persons, isia. 
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 Dul>. Univ. 45 : 278. Mem. of Lacy Family. 
 Pepys. Diary. 
 
 Note. Not to be coi)fnxed with Lacy. Tli. Hallos, (1,S(«— 73) ed. Lacy's Actiug Kdition of 
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 fi'rre<l to Saniuel Frt-uch of New York. Also proprietor of .John Ciinilterland's Britisli TIm-.-i- 
 Ire, (399 dramas in 4Sv,) and of Cumberland's Minor Thcaln;, (K/ipiays in l(i v.) Left £8,(XKi |<> 
 <;en. Theatre Fund. Made such plays as Pickwickians, Marlin (liu/./lewit, ("laiissa Ilar- 
 lowc; and translations from theFreneh. 
 
 Lkk, Xatjianikl. IGo'j?— "D-i. 
 
 *Xero. lf)75. 
 
 Gloriana; or, The Court of Aujiustus Ca-sar. 1()76. 
 
 Sophonisbii ; or, Hannibal's Overthrow. 1676. 
 *Kival Queens; or, The Death of Alexander the (Jreat. 1077. 
 
 Mithridates, King of Pontus. 1678. 
 *<Edipus. 1679. (With Dry den). 
 
 < Uusar Borgia. 1680. 
 *Theodosius; or, The Force of Love. 1680. 
 *Lucius Junius IJrutus, the Father of his Country. 1(»81. 
 
 Princess of Cleve. C'omedy. 1681. 
 
 Dukeof (iuise. 1682. (With Dryden). 
 
 Constantine the Gieat. 16S4. 
 •J«Tragedies Collected. 1713. 2 v. 
 
 >Vorks. Lond. 1722. ;} v. 
 
 Dramatick Works. Lond. 1734— ';{5. 3 v. 
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 Beljame's I^e Public et les Hommes de Lettres. 1660—1744. 
 
 Gibber. Lives of the Poets. 
 
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 Mosen. Engl. Studien, 2 : 41(5. 
 
 lletro. Rev. 3 : 240-()8. 1821. 
 
 Wotton, M. E. Theatre. 2 : 76. 1886. 
 
 LowKH, (Sir) William. lOOOt"— '62. 
 
 Phcinix in lier Flames. 1630. 
 
 Polyeuctes; or. The Martyr. 1655. (From Corneille). 
 Iloratius. 1656. (From Corneille). 
 Three Dorothies. 1657. (MS.) (From Scarron). 
 Don Japhet of Armenia. 1657. (MS.) (From Scarron). 
 Amorous Fantasme. 1659. (From Quinault). 
 Xoble Ingratitude. 1661. 
 Enchanted Lovers. 1661. Pastoral, 
 t Diet. Nat. Biog. 
 
102 Englii<h Drama. — A Working Basin. 
 
 MorXTl'OlM), ^VlLI.IAM. lOCii?— "02. 
 
 InjiirM Lovers; or, The Aml)itiou8 Father. 1(>88. 
 
 Life and Death of T)r. Faustus. ]697. (Taken from Marlowe). 
 
 Succe.s.sful Strangers. 1600. (Founded on a novel by Scarron). 
 
 King- Edward the Third. 1001. 
 
 Geeenwieh Park. 1(501. 
 
 Zehnane. Pr. 1720. 
 »J*Six Plays written by Mr. Mountford, ed. IJancroft. Lond. 1720. 
 t Oil»lier. Lives of the Poets. 
 
 Doran. Their Majesties' Servants. 
 
 Gait. Lives of the Phivers. 
 
 Otway, Tho:\ias. 16,51— '85. 
 
 Alcibiades. 1675. 
 Don Carlos. 1676. 
 
 Titus and Berenice. 1677. (Taken from Eaciue). 
 *(;heats of Scapiu. 1677. (Taken from Moliere). 
 Friendship in Fashion. 1678. 
 History and Fall of Caius Marius. 1680. 
 *Orphan ; or, The Unhappy Marriage. 1680. 
 Soldier's Fortune. 1681. 
 *Venice Preserved ; or, A Plot Discovered. 1682. 
 
 Atheist; or, The Second Part of the Soldier's Fortune. 1684. 
 »J«Works; w. a sketch of his life, enlarged from that written ])y Di. JohuMHi. 
 Lond. 1812. 2 v. 
 Works; w. crit. and explan. and a life of the author l)y T. I'hornton. Lond. 
 
 1813. 3 v. 
 Selections; ed. IL Xoel, with introd. and notes. Lond. Scott. 1888. 2/(). 
 
 (Mermaid Ser.) 
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 t Barante, A. G. P. B. de. {In his Melanges Historiques, 3). 
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 Periodicals. 
 
 Cornh. 36 : 670. Tempi. Bar. 57 : 05. Same. Appleton, 22 : 302. 
 Spec. 62 : 645. 
 Ward. Eng. Dram. Lit. 
 
 Pix, (Mrs.) Mary. Keign of Wm. Til 
 
 Spanish Wives. 1696. 
 Ibrahim the Thirteenth. 1606. 
 Innocent Mistress. 1697. 
 Deceiver Deceived. 1698. 
 Queen Catherine. 1698. 
 False Friend. 1690. 
 Beau Defeated, n. d. 
 
English Drama.— A WoHing Basis. 103 
 
 ('z:a-ol Muscovy. 1701. 
 
 Double Distress. 1701. 
 
 ('(uuiin'st of Spiiiii. 17(1."). 
 
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 (KliUfuk'd, witli Mrs. Mauley and Mrs. Cockhiirii, in i-i.iiK'dy of Tliu FeiiiaU! Wits). 
 
 8KDLEY, (Sir) CiiAiJLES, 1(}89?— 1728? 
 
 ]Miill)erry (iarden. 16t;8. (Partly fouuded on Molirre's L'Ecole dos Claris). 
 *Antliony and Cleopatra. 1(577. (Reprinted in 1702 as Beauty the Concpieror 
 or, The Death of Mark Antony). 
 Bellamira; or, The Mistress. 1687. (Founded on the Eunuclius <U' Terence). 
 Cirumbler. 1702. (Translation from the PYench). 
 
 Tyrant King- of Crete. 1702. (Alteration of Henry Killii;re\v's The Conspir- 
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 »i«Works. 2 V. Loud. 1722. 
 
 t Dryden. Essay of Dram. Poesy. (Lisideius=Sedley). 
 Dunham. Lives of Lit. and Sci. Men. 3. 
 Lond. Ma.i?. 6:265. Memoirs of Sed ley. 
 Pepys. Diary. 
 
 Skttlk, Elkanah. 1()4>s— 1724. 
 
 Camliyses, King- of Persia. 1671. 
 Empress of 3Ioi-occo. 1673. 
 Love and Revenge. 1675. 
 Conquest of China l)y the Tartars. 1676. 
 Ibrahim, the Illustrious Bassa. 1677. 
 Pastor Fido; or, The Faithful Shepherd. 1(577. 
 Fatal Love; or. The Forced Inconstancy. 1680. 
 
 Female Prelate, being- the History of the Life and Death of Poi»e Joan. 1(580. 
 Heir of Morocco. 1(582. 
 
 Distressed Innocence; or, The Princess of Persia. 1601. 
 Xew Athenian Comedy. 1(503. 
 Ambitious Slave; or, A Generous Revenge. 1(504. 
 Philaster; or, Love lies a Bleeding. 1695. 
 World in the Moon. 1697. 
 
 Virgin Prophetess; or, The Fate of Troy. An Opera. 1701. 
 Siege of Troy. 1707. 
 
 City Ramble; or. The I'layhouse Wedding. J 711. 
 Lady's Triumph. 1718. 
 
 Triumphs for the Inauguration of the Lord Mayor. 
 Drolls for Bartholomew Fair, 
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 also in Nichols's Lit. Anecd. 
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 SiiADWKi.r., Tjiomas. 1640— '92. 
 
 Sullen Lovers; or, The Impertinents. 1(568. (Founded on Les Facheiix of 
 Moliere). 
 •*Miser. 1671. (Founded on >r()liere's L'Avare). 
 Humourists. 1(571. 
 
104 Enrjlish Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
 Psyche. (Opera). 1674. 
 Epsom Wells. IGTo. 
 Airtuoso. 16T(). 
 
 Libertine. 1670. (Founded on Moliere's Le Festin de Pierre). 
 The History of Tinion of Athens, the 3fan-TIater. 1678. (Taken from Shakes- 
 peare) . 
 True Widow. 1679. 
 Wonjan-Captain. 1680. 
 
 Lancashire Witches, and Tegue O'Divelly, the Irish Priest. 1681. 
 Squire of Alsatia. 1688. 
 Bury-Fair. 1689. 
 
 Amorous Bigot, with the Secontl Part of Tegue O'Divelly. 1(>90. 
 Volunteers; or the Stock-Jol)l>ers. 1692. 
 Scourers. 1693. 
 
 [For Controversy witli Drydeii. see Sliaihvell: Tlie Medal of .John Haves, ami Drvden: Sec- 
 (»ad Part of Ahsoloin and Acliitopliel, ^lae Flecknoe]. 
 
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 Selections; ed. w. introd. and notes. G. Saintsburv. Lond. Yizetellv. 1890. 
 2/6. 
 t Austin. Poets-laureate. 
 
 Dunham. Lives of Lit. and Sci. Men. o. 
 
 Ketro. Rev. 2 : 55. 1828. 
 
 Stapyltox, (Sir) RoHKirr. — 1(>69. 
 
 Slighted Maid. 1663. 
 Stepmother. 1664. 
 *Hero and Leander. 1669. 
 
 Tatk, Naiium. 1652—1715. 
 
 Brutus of Alba. 1678. 
 Loyal General. 1680. 
 
 King Lear. (Altered from Shakespeare). 1681. 
 Richard II. 1681. 
 
 Ingratitude of a Conmionwealth : or, The F'all of Coriolanus. 1(>S2. 
 Cuckolds* Haven. 1685. 
 *Duke and No Duke. (Altered from Cokayne's Trappolin). J()85. 
 Island Princess. 1687. 
 Injured Love. 1707. 
 Dido and ^Eueas. 
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 Tatiiam, Jorrx. (City Poet lo (has. 1.) 
 
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 *Distracted State. 1651. 
 *Scots Figaries. 1652. 
 *Rump. 1660. 
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 Tike, (Sir) Sa^fukl. ^ —1673. 
 *Adventures of Five Hours. 1662. (Adapted from Calderon). 
 
English, Drama.— A Working Basis. 105 
 
 Vanbukgii, (Sir) John. Circ. 1666—1726. 
 
 ♦Relap.se; or, Virtue in Danger. 1697. (Sequel to Gibber's Love's Last Shift). 
 ♦Provoked Wife. 1697. 
 
 False Friend. 1702. 
 ♦Confederacy. 170*"). 
 ♦Mistake. 1705. 
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 English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. 
 
 107 
 
 THE REFORMED DRAMA. 
 THE NEW COMEDY. 
 PLAYWRIGHTS, ADAPTERS AND TRIFLERS. 
 Eighteenth Century. 
 
 The Reformed Drsima. 
 Addison. Steele. 
 
 The New Comedy. 
 Goldsmith. Sheridan. 
 
 Playwrights, Adapters and Trillers. {Names Only). 
 
 Arbuthnot, John. 
 
 Bickerstaff, Isaac. 
 
 Boaden, James. 
 
 Brevel, John Durant. 
 
 Brooke, Heory. 
 
 Bullock, Christopher. 
 
 Carey, Geo. Saville. (Son of Henry 
 
 Carey). 
 Carey, Henry. 
 Centlivre, (Mrs.) Susanna. 
 Chetwood, William Rufus. 
 Cibber, Colley. 
 Cibber, Theophilus. (Sou of Colley 
 
 Cibber). 
 Cockburn, (Mrs.) Catherine Trotter. 
 Colman, George. (The Elder). 
 Colman, George. (The Younger). 
 Cowley, (Mrs.) Hannah. 
 Cumberland, Richard. 
 Dennis, John. 
 Dibdin,Cha8. (The Elder). 
 Dibdin,Chas. (The Younger). 
 Dibdin, Th. (Son of Charles Dibdin, 
 
 the Elder). 
 Dotlsley, Robert. 
 
 D'Urfey, Thomas. (" Tom Durfey.") 
 Fielding, Henry. 
 Foote, Samuel. 
 Fraucklin, (Dr.) Thomas. 
 Garrick, David. 
 Gav, John. 
 
 Gentleman, F'rancis. 
 
 Gildon, Charles. 
 
 Granville, George. 
 
 Harvard, William. 
 
 Hill, Aaron. 
 
 Holcroft, Thomas. 
 
 Home, John. 
 
 Hoole, John. 
 
 Hughes, John. 
 
 Inchbald, (Mrs.) Elizabeth. 
 
 Johnson, Chas. 
 
 Johnson, Samuel. 
 
 Kelly, Hugh. 
 
 Lillo, George. 
 
 Manley, (Mrs.) Mary de la Riviere. 
 
 Mason, William. 
 
 Miller, James. 
 
 More, (Mrs.) Hannah. 
 
 Motteux, Peter Anthony. 
 
 Murphy, Arthur. 
 
 Oldmixon, John. 
 
 Rowe, Nicholas. [Better than his 
 
 company] . 
 Smith, Edmund. 
 Smollet, Tobias. 
 Southern, Thomas. 
 Theobald, Lewis. 
 Thomson, James. 
 Townley, James. 
 Whincop, Thomas. 
 Whitehead, William. 
 
108 English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
 THE REFORMED DRAMA. 
 
 DRAMATISTS. 
 
 Addisox, Joseph. 1672—1719. 
 
 Fair Rosamond. 1707. (Opera). 
 *Cato. 1713. 
 ♦Drummer. 1713. 
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 ♦Duenna. 1775. 
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 ♦School for Scandal. 1777. 
 
110 English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
 *Critic. 1779. 
 *Pizarro. 1799. . 
 
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 NINETEENTH CENTITRY. 
 
 GEORGIAN DRAMA. 
 VICTORIAN DRAMA. 
 
 GEORGIAN DRAMA. 
 
 DRAMATISTS. 
 
 Baillie, Joanna. Lamb. 
 
 Beddoes. Marston, John Westland. 
 
 Byron. Mitford, Mary Russell. " — 
 
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 1798. 
 
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 Trial. Comedy on Love. 
 
 ]>e Moufort. Tragedy on Hatred. (Staged by Kemble and Mrs. Siddons 
 and, later, by Kean). 
 1802. 
 
 Election. Comedy on Hatred. (Produced with music at Eng. Opera 
 House). 
 
 Ethwald. Tragedy on Ambition. (Two Parts). 
 
 Second Marriage. Comedy on Ambition. 
 1812. 
 
 Orra. Tragedy on Fear. 
 
 Dream. Tragedy on Fear. 
 
 Siege. Comedy on Fear. 
 
 Beacon. Musical Drama on Hope. 
 
112 English Drama.— A Working Basis. 
 
 1836. 
 
 Romiero. Tragedy on Jealousy. 
 Alienated Manor. Comedy on Jealousy. 
 
 Henriquez. Tragedy on Remorse. (Produced at Drury Lane). 
 Miscellaneous Flays. 
 1804. 
 
 Rayner. Tragedy. 
 Country Inn. Comedy. 
 
 Constantine Paleologus; or, The Last of the Cjesars. (Produced at 
 Edinb. and at Drury Lane). 
 1810. 
 
 Family Legend. Tragedy. (Produced in Edinb. and at Urury Lane). 
 1826. 
 
 Martyr. Drama. 
 1836. 
 
 Separation. Tragedy. (Produced at Covent Garden). 
 Stripling. Tragedy. 
 Phantom. Musical Drama. 
 Enthusiasm. Comedy. 
 Witchcraft. Tragedy. 
 Homicide. Tragedy. 
 Bride. Drama. 
 Match. Comedy. 
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 Bohu. 1860. 10/6. 
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 Beddoes, Thomas Lovell. 1803— '49. 
 
 Bride's Tragedy. 1822. 
 
 Death's Jest Book ; or. The Fool's Tragedy. 1850. (Writing begun in 1825). 
 Dramatic Fragments. 
 
 Love's Arrow Poisoned. 
 Second Brother. 
 Torrismond. 
 Last Man. 
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 Manfred. Dramatic Poem. 1817. 
 
 Marino Faliero. 1820. (Produced at Drury Lane). 
 
 Sardanapalus. 1821. 
 
 TwoFoscari. 1821. 
 
 Cain. Mystery. 1821. 
 
English Drama.— A Working Basis. 113 
 
 • 
 
 Werner. 1822. 
 
 Heaven and Earth. Mystery. 1823. 
 Deformed Transformed. 1824. 
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 John the Baptist; or. The Valour of the Soul. 
 
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 Daughter. 1837. 
 
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 Don Pedro. Circ. 1820. 
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 Hellenics. 
 
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 Cabinet Minister. 
 
 Dandy Dick. 
 
 Hobby Horse. 
 
 Lady Bountiful. 
 
 Magistrate. 
 
 Profligate. 
 
 Lords and Commons. 
 
 Schoolmistress. 
 
 Squire. 
 
 Sweet Lavender. 
 
 Times. 
 
 Weaker Sex. 
 
 Amazons. 
 
 Benefit of the Doubt. 
 
 Notorious Mrs. Ebbsmith. 
 
 Second Mrs. Tanqueray. 
 
 Shaw, Geo. Bernard. 
 
 Widowers' Houses; a Comedy. (Indep. Theatre Series). Lond. Henry. 
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