theatre (1720)

by Falstaffe, John Sir.

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Published 1948 by Augustan Reprint Society in [Los Angeles, Calif.] .
Written in

Subjects:

• English periodicals -- History,
• Theater -- Great Britain -- History

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Edition Notes

Statement	with an introd. by John Loftis.
Series	Augustan Reprint Society. [Publication -- no. 13] -- Series 4: Men, manners, and critics -- no. 1., Publication (Augustan Reprint Society) -- no. 13.
The Physical Object
Pagination	5 p., [20] p. of facsims. ;
Number of Pages	20
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL17792175M
OCLC/WorldCa	4156160

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