Theatre complet. Tome IV
Tragi-comedies historiques
by Philippe Quinault, edited by William Brooks
Hardback (Published)
(April 2022)
ISBN: 9782406129318
Price: $110.00
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This volume gathers the last five tragicomedies of Philippe Quinault, which all were devoted to historical subjects. Created between 1657 and 1662, they show the immense talent of an author who reached his career peak as a playwright of the spoken word.
- By (author) Philippe Quinault
- Edited by William Brooks
- Edited by Buford Norman
Other Titles in this Series
Recueil general de moralites d’expression francaise. Tome III
La Moralite de Bien avise Mal avise
Volume 21
Théâtre français
Démocrite, Le Retour imprévu, Les Folies amoureuses suivies du Mariage de la Folie, Les Ménechmes
Volume 26
Théâtre complet
Tome I - Les six premieres Comedies facecieuses (Le Laquais, La Vefve, Les Esprits)
Volume 3
Le Theatre sacre
Dina ou le ravissement, Josue ou le sac de Jericho, Debora ou la delivrance
Volume 85
Drames et pièces historiques
Les Merveilleuses, Madame Sans-Gêne, Paméla, marchande de frivolités, Tome IV
Volume 36
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