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After the restoration of King Charles II to the British throne in 1660, dramatists experienced new freedom in an age that broke from the strict morality of puritan rule and in which elegance and wit became the chief virtues. Irreverent, licentious and cynical, the three plays collected here... read more
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- Sampson: Add a description of this character.
- Jeremy
- Mr Dorimant
- Mr Tattle
- Mr Homer
- Mr Scandal
- Angelica
- Madam
- Harcourt
- Mrs Pinchwife
- Belinda
- Mr Horner
- Mr Courtage
- Mr Benjamin
- Mr Foresight
- Jasper
- Valentine
- Harry
- Mr Medley
- Mrs Loveit
- Frank
- Townley
- Waller
- Woodvill
- Odsbud
- Harriet
- Mr Sparkish
- Mr Trapland
- Pooh
- Gad
- Bellair
- Dryden
- Mr Buckram
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A dressing-room, a table covered with a toilet, clothes laid ready.
Series & Lists edit
This book is in LMU Anglistik Syllabus. (authoritative list)
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- Dewey: 808
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