Representative Plays by American Dramatists

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Representative Plays by American Dramatists

Book by Montrose J. Moses; E. P. Dutton & Company, 1918. 680 pgs.

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Bibliography of General Works

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The Prince of Parthia: A Tragedy

Thomas Godfrey, Jr. (1736-1763)

Dramatis PersonÆ

Scene Ii. Vardanes and Lysias.

Scene Iii. Queen and Edessa.

Scene Ii. Vardanes and Lysias.

Scene (the Last)

Scene Iii. an English Fort.

Scene Ii. Ponteach's Cabin.

Scene Iii. an Indian Senate-House.

Scene Iii. Indian Senate-House.

Scene Ii. the Senate-House.

Scene Iii. the Grove, with the Dead Bodies; Tenesco Pointing Chekitan to Them.

Scene. V. Senate-House.

Dramatis PersonÆ

The Battle of Bunkers-Hill

Prologue To The Battle Of Bunkers-Hill

Scene I. Boston.

Scene Ii. Bunkers-Hill.

Scene Iii. Boston.

Scene V. Charles-Town.

Scene Vi. Bunkers-Hill.

Scene Viii. Bunkers-Hill.

Scene X and Last. Bunkers-Hill.

A Military Song

The Fall Of British Tyranny

The Goddess of Liberty

Dramatis PersonǢ

Scene Iii. Lord Paramount [solus].

Scene Iii. in a Street in Boston.

Scene Iv. in Boston, While the Regulars Were Flying From Lexington.

Scene V. Lord Boston and Guards on a Hill in Boston, That Overlooks Charlestown.

Scene Vi. Roger and Dick, Two Shepherds Near Lexington, After The Defeat and Flight of the Regulars.

Scene Vii. in a Chamber, Near Boston, the Morning After The Battle of Bunkers-Hill.

Scene Iii. Lord Kidnapper Returns to His State-Room; The Boatswain Comes on Deck and Pipes.

Scene Ii. a Dungeon.

Scene Iii. in the Camp at Cambridge.

The Politician Out-Witted

Samuel Low: (b. December 12, 1765)

Dramatis PersonÆ

Scene Iii. Mr. Friendly's House.

Scene Ii. Old Loveyet's House.

Scene Ii. a Street.

Scene Iii. Mr. Friendly's House.

Scene Iv. Another Part of Mr. Frikndly's House.: Worthnought, Discovered Solus

Scene Ii. a Street.

Scene Iii. Herald's House.

Scene Iv. Old Loveyet's House.: Old Loveyet Discovered Solus.

Scene Ii. Mr. Friendly's House.

Scene Iii. a Street.

Scene Iv. the Street Before Maria's House.

Scene V. a Room in Maria's House.

Scene Vii. Trueman's House.

Scene Ii. the Mall.

Scene Ii. the Mall.

Scene Ii. Charlotte's Apartment.

Scene, the General's Quarters.

Scene, a Village.

Scene, the Prison.

Scene, the Prison.

Scene, the Encampment.

The Indian Princess

James Nelson Barker (1784-1858)

Scene Iii. Werocotnoco, the Royal Village of Powhatan. Indian Girls Arranging Ornaments for a Bridal Dress. Music.

Scene Iv. a Forest. Smith Enters, Bewildered in Its Mazes. Music, Expressive of His Situation.

Scene Iii. Werocomoco.

Scene Ii. a Grove.

Scene Iv. at Werocomoco; Banquet. Smith, Rolfe, Percy, Nantaquas, Powhatan, &c., Seated. Grimosco, Miami and A Number of Indians Attending.

She Would Be a Soldier

Scene Iii. a Camp. a Row of Tents in the Rear with Camp Flags At Equal Distances; on the Right Wing is a Neat Marquee, and Directly Opposite to It Another. Sentinels on Duty at Each Marquee.

Scene Ii. the American Camp at Daybreak. the Drum And Fife Plays the Reveille. Sentinels on Duty Before the Tents.

Scene Iii. Another Part of the Camp.

Scene V. Another Part of the Prison.

Scene Ii. a Prison.

Scene Iii. Before the Tent.

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