The Broadview Anthology of Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Comedy
By:Brian Corman
Published on 2013-01-21 by Broadview Press
The ten plays in this new collection show both the continuity and the changes in comedy over the course of the Restoration and eighteenth century. Each play includes its original prologue and epilogue, as well as an historical introduction and full annotation. The editor’s Introduction provides a rich historical and literary context for the plays’ composition and production. A glossary of frequently used words likely to be unfamiliar to general readers is also included.
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