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The Dramatic Works of Sir William D'Avenant: Prefatory memoir. Albovine. The cruel brother. The just Italian. The temple of love. The Prince d'Amour. Vol. 2. The Platonic lovers. The wits. Britannia triumphans. Salmacida spolia. Vol. 3. The unfortunate lovers. Love and honour. Entertainment at Rutland House. The siege of Rhodes. Vol. 4. The play house to be let. News from plymouth. The fair favorite. The distresses. The siege. Vol. 5. The man's master. The law against lovers. The rivals. Macbeth. The tempest

William D'Avenant

Published: 1872

Total Pages: 456


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