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Representative Plays by American Dramatists 1765-1819 - Montrose Jonas Moses
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Title: Representative Plays by American Dramatists
1765-1819
Author: Various
Editor: Montrose J. Moses
Release Date: June 26, 2009 [EBook #29221]
Language: English
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Representative Plays by American Dramatists
Edited, with an Introduction to Each Play
By Montrose J. Moses
1765-1819
Illustrated with Portraits, and Original Title-Pages
BENJAMIN BLOM, INC.
New York
First published by E. P. Dutton & Co. Inc., 1918,
Copyright renewed by Mrs. Leah H. Moses, 1946
Reissued by Benjamin Blom, Inc. 1964 by arrangement with Mrs. L. H. Moses.
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DR. FRED W. ATKINSON
In grateful recollection of his encouragement and aid in the preparation of this volume.
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
The present collection of Representative Plays by American Dramatists
is the first of its kind to be offered to the general reader. In its scope, it covers a period from 1765-1911, and in its plan of selection, it strives to show the advance in playwriting during successive periods of American history.
Because of this scheme, the choice of plays for the Colonial and Revolutionary sections necessarily includes several which, while written for the stage, are not authentically located as far as production is concerned. There is no indication that Robert Rogers's Ponteach
was ever accepted by any of the theatrical companies of the time, and there is no positive proof that Mrs. Mercy Warren's The Group