John Brougham
Born 1810-01-01
Died 1880-01-01
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Top Subjects
- Drama (14)
- Pocahontas (-1617) (7)
- Librettos (6)
- Musicals (5)
- Musicals -- Librettos (3)
- Pocahontas, d 1617 (3)
- Drama. [from old catalog] (3)
Books by John Brougham
Total count: 161
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A sermon preached before the yeomanry at Ballyhaise on Sunday, January 8th, 1797 and repeated on the following Sundaypublished at their particular requestPrinted for P. Byrne ...1797-01-01
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A message from the seaa drama in four acts, founded on Charles Dickens' tale of that nameJ. Dicks1800-01-01
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David Copperfielda drama, in two actsSamuel French1800-01-01
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A recollection of O'Flannigan and the fairiesan extravaganza in one actT.H. Lacy1800-01-01
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Dombey and sonSamuel French1800-01-01
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The demon loveror, My cousin German : a romantic comedietta, in two actsJ. Dicks1800-01-01
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The Irish emigranta comic drama in two actsT.H. Lacy1800-01-01
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Dombey and sonin three acts dramatized from Dickens' novelJ. Dicks1800-01-01
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Love's liverya farce in one actJ. Pattie1840-01-01
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Life in the clouds, or, Olympus in an uproara burlesque burlettaJ. Pattie1840-01-01
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Life in the clouds, or, Olympus in an uproara burlesque burlettaJ. Pattie1840-01-01
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Love's liverya farce in one actJ. Pattie1840-01-01
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The incendiary!a tale of love and revengeH.L. Williams1845-01-01
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Temptationor, The Irish emigrant : a comic drama in two actsH. J. Emmerson1850-01-01
Dombey and son.Dramatized from Dickens' novel.S. French1850-01-01-
Captain Cuttlea comic drama in one actJ. Dicks1850-01-01
Columbus el filibustero!!A new and audaciously original historico-plagiaristic, ante-national, pre-patriotic, and omni-local confusion of circumstances, running through two acts and four centuries.S. French1850-01-01-
A recollection of O'Flannigan and the fairiesan extravaganza in one act.Thomas Hailes Lacy1850-01-01
TemptationS. French1850-01-01-
John Brougham's Exile of Erin songstercontaining a grand selection of Irish songs as sung by Dan Bryant, Rolin Howard, J.H. Milburn, John Brougham, &cOrnum & Co.1850-01-01
David Copperfielda drama in two acts, adapted from Dickens' popular work of the same nameS. French1850-01-01-
Love and murdera farce in one actS. French1854-01-01
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Revenge, or, The mediumdramas of the day1855-01-01
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A basket of chipsBy John BroughamBunce & brother1855-01-01
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The game of loveAn original comedy, in five actsS. French1855-01-01
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The pigeon and the hawksevery-day drama1855-01-01
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The game of love.An original comedy, in five acts.S. French1855-01-01
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A basket of chips.Bunce & brother1855-01-01
The game of loveAn original comedy, in five actsS. French1855-01-01
The game of loveAn original comedy, in five actsS. French1855-01-01
The game of loveAn original comedy, in five actsS. French1855-01-01-
Temptation, or, The Irish emigranta comic drama in two actsS. French1856-01-01
Night and morninga play, in five acts.S. French1856-01-01-
Night and morninga play, in five acts. Adapted from Bulwer's novel. As performed at Wallack's theatreFrench1856-01-01
TemptationS. French1856-01-01-
The red mask; or, The Wolf of Lithuaniaa melo-drama in three actsS. French1856-01-01
All's fair in lovean original dramatic story, in five actsSamuel French1856-01-01-
The game of lifean original comedy in five acts1856-01-01
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The Irish Yankee, or, The birthday of freedoma drama in three actsS. French1856-01-01
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The demon lover, or, My cousin Germana romantic comedietta in two actsS. French1856-01-01
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Love and murdera farce in one actS. French1856-01-01
Life in New Yorkor, Tom and Jerry on a visit. A comic drama, in two acts.S. French1856-01-01
The game of lifeAn original comedy, in five actsS. French1856-01-01
An original aboriginal erratic operatic semi-civilized and demi-savage extravaganza, being a per-version of ye trewe and wonderrefulle hystorie of ye renownned princesse, Po-cahon-tasS. French1856-01-01
The game of lifeAn original comedy, in five actsS. French1856-01-01-
The Bunsby papers(Second series) : Irish echoesDerby & Jackson1856-01-01
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Temptation, or, The Irish emigranta comic drama in two actsS. French1856-01-01
An original aboriginal erratic operatic semi-civilized and demi-savage extravaganza, being a per-version of ye trewe and wonderrefulle hystorie of ye renownned princesse, Po-cahon-tasS. French1856-01-01-
The gun-maker of Moscow: melo-drama, in three acts.S. French1856-01-01
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Jane Eyrea drama in five actsS. French1856-01-01
TemptationS. French1856-01-01-
Franklina new and original historical drama, in five actsS. French1856-01-01
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Franklina new and original historical drama in five actsS. French1856-01-01
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The demon lover, or, My cousin Germana romantic comedietta in two actsS. French1856-01-01
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Franklina new and original historical drama in five actsS. French1856-01-01
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The game of lifeAn original comedy, in five actsS. French1856-01-01
Romance and reality.Or, The young Virginian.S. French1856-01-01-
Brougham's dramatic worksconsisting of a collection of dramas, comedies and farces, selected from French's American dramaS. French1856-01-01
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Love and murder: a farce, in one act.S. French1856-01-01
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The game of life.An original comedy, in five acts.S. French1856-01-01
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The Bunsby papers(2d series) Irish echoes.Derby & Jackson1856-01-01
The game of lifeAn original comedy, in five actsS. French1856-01-01-
A recollection of O'Flannigan and the fairiesS. French1856-01-01
The game of lifeAn original comedy, in five actsS. French1856-01-01-
The red mask, or, The wolf of Lithuaniaa melo-drama in three actsS. French1856-01-01
The game of lifeAn original comedy, in five actsS. French1856-01-01
TemptationS. French1856-01-01-
Romance and reality, or, The young Virginianan original comedy in five actsS. French1856-01-01
The game of lifeAn original comedy, in five actsS. French1856-01-01-
Jane Eyrea drama in five acts. Adapted from Charlotte Bronte's novelS. French1856-01-01
The red mask: or, The wolf of LithuaniaA melodrama, in three actsS. French1856-01-01
The red mask: or, The wolf of LithuaniaA melodrama, in three actsS. French1856-01-01-
The gun-maker of Moscowmelo-drama in three actsS. French1856-01-01
An original aboriginal erratic operatic semi-civilized and demi-savage extravaganza, being a per-version of ye trewe and wonderrefulle hystorie of ye renownned princesse, Po-cahon-tasS. French1856-01-01-
The red mask, or, The wolf of Lithuaniaa melo-drama in three actsS. French1856-01-01
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Dred, or, The dismal swampa play in five actsS. French1856-01-01
The red mask: or, The wolf of LithuaniaA melodrama, in three actsS. French1856-01-01-
The red mask, or, The wolf of Lithuaniaa melo-drama in three actsS. French1856-01-01
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Jane Eyrea drama, in five actsS. French1856-01-01
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Columbus el filibustero!!a new and audaciously original historicoplagiaristic ... confusion of circumstances running through two acts and four centuriesS. French1857-01-01
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Metamoraor, The last of the Pollywogs. A burlesque, in two actsH.W. Swett1857-01-01
Humorous stories.Derby & Jackson1857-01-01
A decided case.A dramatic sketch, in one act.S. French1857-01-01-
A decided casea dramatic sketch in one actS. French1857-01-01
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Metamora, or, The last of the Pollywogsa burlesque in two actsS. French1857-01-01
Neptune's defeatS. French1858-01-01-
Theater playbill for John Brougham in "Columbus el Filibustero," "Most Unwarrantable Intrusion" and "A Kiss in the Dark" at the Washington Theatre, March 29, 1858Polkinhorn's Steam Printing Office, D street, bet. 6th & 7th sts.1858-01-01
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Shakespeare's dreamAn historic pageant, with an allegorical introduction ... As performed at the Academy of music, N. Y., August 2, 1858S. French1858-01-01
The miller of New Jersey, or, The prison-hulkan historic drama spectacle in three actsS. French1858-01-01-
Theater playbill for John Brougham in "David Copperfield" and "Po-ca-hon-tas" at the Washington Theatre, March 24, 1858Polkinhorn's Steam Printing Office, D street, bet. 6th & 7th sts.1858-01-01
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The great tragic revivalA new and undoubtedly original contemporaneous dramatic absurdity, in one act and several tableauxS. French1858-01-01
Take care of little Charley.A farce, in one act.S. French1858-01-01-
The great tragic revivala new and undoubtedly original contemporaneous dramatic absurdity in one act and several tableauxS. French1858-01-01
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The dark hour before dawna play in five actsS. French1858-01-01
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The dark hour before dawna play in five actsS. French1858-01-01
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Much ado about a merchant of Venicefrom the original text--a long wayS. French1858-01-01
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The dark hour before dawnA play in five actsS. French1858-01-01
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Theater playbill for John Brougham in "David Copperfield" and "Po-Ca-Hon-Tas" at the Washington Theatre, March 31, 1858Polkinhorn's Steam Printing Office, D street, bet. 6th & 7th sts.1858-01-01
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Neptune's defeat, or, The seizure of the seasa new and curiously original allegoric, mythologic, metaphoric filtration of sur-passing eventsS. French1858-01-01
The great tragic revivalA new and undoubtedly original contemporaneous dramatic absurdity, in one act and several tableauxS. French1858-01-01-
The musard ball, or, Love at the academya contemporaneous extravaganza in one actS. French1858-01-01
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Theater playbill for John Brougham in "A Most Unwarrantable Intrusion," "Po-ca-hon-tas" and "Magnificant Distances" at the Washington Theatre, March 27, 1858Polkinhorn's Steam Printing Office, D street, bet. 6th & 7th sts.1858-01-01
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Theater playbill for John Brougham in "Dombey & Son" and "Po-ca-hon-tas" at the Washington Theatre, March 25, 1858Polkinhorn's Steam Printing Office, D street, bet. 6th & 7th sts.1858-01-01
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The miller of New Jersey, or, The prison-hulkan historic drama-spectacle in three actsS. French1858-01-01
The great tragic revivalA new and undoubtedly original contemporaneous dramatic absurdity, in one act and several tableauxS. French1858-01-01-
Neptune's defeat, or, The seizure of the seasa new and curiously original allegoric, mythologic, metaphoric filtration of sur-passing eventsS. French1858-01-01
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The great tragic revivala new and undoubtedly original contemporaneous dramatic absurdity, in one act and several tableaux. To which are added, a description of the costume, cast of the characters ... and the whole of the stage business.S. French1858-01-01
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Theater playbill for John Brougham in "Columbus el Filibustero" and "A Gentleman from Ireland" at the Washington Theatre, March 30, 1858Polkinhorn's Steam Printing Office, D street, bet. 6th & 7th sts.1858-01-01
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Shakespeare's dreaman historic pageant, with an allegorical introductionS. French1858-01-01
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Shakspeare's dreaman historic pageant with an allegorical introductionS. French1858-01-01
The great tragic revivalA new and undoubtedly original contemporaneous dramatic absurdity, in one act and several tableauxS. French1858-01-01-
Theater playbill for John Brougham in "A Gentleman from Ireland" and "The Serious Family" at the Washington Theatre, March 22, 1858Polkinhorn's Steam Printing Office, D street, bet. 6th & 7th sts.1858-01-01
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Take care of little Charleya farce in one actS. French1858-01-01
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Theater playbill for John Brougham in "Dombey & Son" and "Po-ca-hon-tas" at the Washington Theatre, March 26, 1858Polkinhorn's Steam Printing Office, D street, bet. 6th & 7th sts.1858-01-01
The Musard ballor, Love at the academy. A contemporaneous extrabaganza [!] in one act.S. French1858-01-01-
Neptune's defeator, The seizure of the seas. A new and curiously original allegoric, mythologic, metaphoric filtration of sur-passing eventsS. French1858-01-01
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Art and artificeor, Woman's love. An original drama, in five acts ... as performed at the Metropolitan theatreS. French1859-01-01
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Art and artifice, or, Woman's lovean original drama in five actsS. French1859-01-01
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Humorous storiesDerby & Jackson1859-01-01
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Art and artifice, or, Woman's lovean original drama in five actsS. French1859-01-01
Metamoraor, The last of the Pollywogs. A burlesque in two acts.H. W. Swett1859-01-01
Playing with firean original comedy, in five actsS. French1860-01-01-
Playing with firean original comedy, in five actsS. French1860-01-01
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The duke's daughter, or, The hunchback of Parisa drama in three acts and a prologueT.H. Lacy1860-01-01
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Playing with firean original comedy, in five actsS. French1860-01-01
Playing with firean original comedy, in five actsS. French1860-01-01-
The duke's daughter, or, The hunchback of Parisa drama in three acts and a prologueW.C. Wemyss1860-01-01
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Flies in the weban original comedy in three acts.Thomas Hailes Lacy1860-01-01
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Blanche de Neversan opera in four acts[s.n.]1860-01-01
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Playing with firean original comedy in five actsT.H. Lacy1861-01-01
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A message from the seaa drama in four actsJ. Dicks1861-01-01
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The irish emigranta comic drama in two acts.Thomas Hailes Lacy1865-01-01
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The lily of Francea pictorial drama in five actsS. French1866-01-01
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The lily of Francea pictorial drama in five actsS. French1866-01-01
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Kole oil TommyAs sung by E.C. Melville, at the Metropolitan TheaterPublished by T.C. Boyd, 304 Montgomery Street, near Pine, San Francisco. 10,000 songs for sale. Boyd's novel exchange--Terms, 10 tickets for 50 cents, making the cost of reading 5 cts. a novel. T.C. Boyd, designer and engraver on wood. 2,000 plays for sale.1867-01-01
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Lottery of life1867-01-01
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Much ado about a merchant of VeniceFrom the original text - a long way. Scenery from sketches taken on the spot, or nearer; costumes copied from the fashion plates of the period; music by the most celebrated composers, unblushingly appropriated, disconnected and placed in unaccustomed positions; tableaux and incidental choregraphics.S. French1868-01-01
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The light of homeA Christmas story ...American News Company, agents for the publishers.1868-01-01
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Songs, choruses and other incidental harmonies in Brougham's Much ado about a merchant of Venicewith a metaphysical, critical, and comparative analysis of the ancient and modern versions1869-01-01
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The lottery of life, a story of New Yorkan original local drama in five acts.Samuel French1870-01-01
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La belle sauvageburlesque in five sceness.n.1870-01-01
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La belle sauvageburlesque in four scenes. Adapted from Pocahontas2d ed.R. Wilson1870-01-01
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La belle sauvageburlesque in five scenes[s.n.]1870-01-01
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Lotos leavesOriginal stories, essays, and poemsW. F. Gill and company1875-01-01
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Po-ca-hon-tasor, The gentle savage. In two actsS. French1878-01-01
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Po-ca-hon-tas, or, The gentle savageIn two actsSamuel French & Son, publishers1878-01-01
Life, stories, and poems of John Brougham ...J. R. Osgood and company1881-01-01-
Dombey and Sonin three acts : dramatized from Dickens' novelOriginal complete ed.J. Dicks1885-01-01
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The duke's motto, or, I am here!a play in a prologue and four acts1941-01-01
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The pigeon and the hawksevery-day drama1968-01-01
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Evenings at our club1968-01-01
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The duke's motto, or, I am here!a play in a prologue and four acts1969-01-01
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The red maskor, The wolf of Lithuania. A melo-drama, in three acts.S. French1973-01-01
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Love and murdera farce, in one act. To which are added, a description of the costume--cast of the characters ... and the whole of the stage business. As performed at the New York theatres.S. French1973-01-01
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The miller of New Jerseyor, The prison-hulk. An historic drama-spectacle, in three acts. To which are added a description of the costume, cast of the characters, entrances and exits, relative positions of the performers on the stage, and the whole of the stage business. As performed at the Bowery theater.S. French1974-01-01
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Life, stories, and poems of John Brougham ...J. R. Osgood and company1984-01-01
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Engagements in America, Oct.30, 1865 - [Dec.21, 1867]
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Shakespeare's dreamAn historic pageant, with an allegorical introdSamuel French
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All's fair in love: an original dramatic storyin five acts.S. French
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Lenore[a play] adapted from Rhoda Broughton's novel "Good-bye, Sweetheart"
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Lenore[a play] adapted from Rhoda Broughton's novel "Good-bye, Sweetheart"