Three plays, [ca. 1800-1830].

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Three plays, [ca. 1800-1830].

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Three manuscript plays, evidently in draft form, with numerous revisions: The Barons of Elbenbergh, by Ferdinand Fullerton Weston (cast includes Mr. Kemble, Mr. C. Kemble, Mrs. C. Kemble, and Mrs. Siddons); Albert and Rosalie, by Ferdinand Fullarton Warton (incomplete); and St. Aubert, or, The Hour of Retribution: A Tragedy, by Ferdinand Fullerton Weston (cast includes Mr. Elliston and Mrs. Siddons).

1 v. (135 leaves) ; 21 cm.

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Elliston, R. W. (Robert William), 1774-1831

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