A true romance: Or, the disastrous chances of love and fortune; Sett forth in divers tragicall storys which in these later ages have been but too truely acted upon the stage of Europe, [ca. 1650].

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A true romance: Or, the disastrous chances of love and fortune; Sett forth in divers tragicall storys which in these later ages have been but too truely acted upon the stage of Europe, [ca. 1650].

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Manuscript on paper containing "The constant desperado"; "The force of custome"; "The generous lovers"; "The maids revenge"; and "The Disloyal Wife". With "An address to the Reader" and a dedicatory letter to Dorothy Osborne.

1 v. (178 p.) ; 21.5 x 16.5 cm.

Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library

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