Sentimentalism and the Survival of the Comedy of Manners as Reflected in the Farces of the Eighteenth Century
A farce, insofar as this study is concerned, is any afterpiece which has plot, dialogue, and characters. This embraces such widely scattered varieties as burlesque, dramatic satire, pastoral, comedy, and opera. This study embraces more than a hundred farces, the most popular ones of their day.
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North Texas State Teachers College
1947
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| Online Access: | https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc75630/ |