Beaumont, Francis - bōˈmŏnt, 1584?–1616, English dramatist. Born of a distinguished family, he studied at Oxford and the Inner Temple. His literary reputation is linked with that of John Fletcher, with whom he began collaborating about 1606. Their plays are noted for plot symmetry, refined taste, and provocative sexual situations. The plays usually ascribed to him as |
by William W. Appleton. 131 pgs.
by Franics Beaumont, John Fletcher. 594 pgs.
by Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, F. W. Moorman. 156 pgs.
by John Harold Wilson. 160 pgs.
by E. H. C. Oliphant. 558 pgs.
by Lawrence B. Wallis. 318 pgs.
by Clifford Leech. 182 pgs.
by Catherine A. Henze. 25 pgs.
by Peter Berek. 19 pgs.
by Catherine A. Henze. 32 pgs.
by Heather Anne Hirschfeld. 204 pgs.
by Peter Jaszi, Martha Woodmansee. 464 pgs.
by Andrew P. Williams. 196 pgs.
by Bruce Thomas Boehrer. 194 pgs.
by Jonathan Goldberg. 388 pgs.