A series of plays : in which it is attempted to delineate the stronger passions of the mind /

"Each passion being the subject of a tragedy and a comedy."

Dramas,

v. 1. Romiero: a tragedy. The alienated manor: a comedy. Henriquez: a tragedy. The martyr: a drama--v. 2. The separation: a tragedy. The stripling: a tragedy ... written in prose. The phantom: a musical drama. Enthusiasm: a comedy.--v. 3. Witchcraft: a tragedy in prose. The homicide: a tragedy in prose, with occasional passages of verse. The bride: a drama. The match: a comedy. Appendix [notes, etc.]

A series of plays:

I. Introductory discourse. Basil. The tryal. De Monfort.--II. The election. Ethwald, part first. Ethwald, part second. The second marriage.--III Orra. The Dream. The Siege. The Beacon.

Scott and his circle,

Mode of access: Internet.

A view of the general tenour of the New Testament regarding the nature and dignity of Jesus Christ : including a collection of the various passages in the Gospels, Acts of the Apostles, and the Epistles which relate to that subject. To which are now added a correspondence with the late Bishop of Salisbury, together with remarks on the pre-existence of Christ, and on toleration and fanaticism /

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On watching rather than reading Count Basil

Compte rendu de la présentation de la pièce « Count Basil » de Joanna Baillie montée par la compagnie Horizon Theatre lors du Congrès 2004 de la North American society for the study of romanticism (NASSR).

On watching rather than reading Count Basil

Compte rendu de la présentation de la pièce « Count Basil » de Joanna Baillie montée par la compagnie Horizon Theatre lors du Congrès 2004 de la North American society for the study of romanticism (NASSR).

Comptes de la baillie d'Aire, en Artois. (1303-1342).

Contient : « C'est li contes Guyllaume de Biekenes de le bayllye d'Aire, du terme de le Toussains l'an mil IIjc et IIj » ; « Chest li contes maistre Jehan de Houpelines de le baillie d'Ayre, dou terme de le Candelier l'an mil trois cens et chuink » ; « Chest li comptes Jehan du Bos, bailliu d'Ayre, du terme de l'Assention l'an mil CCC trente deus » ; « Chest li comptes Huon de Dourriier, bailli d'Aire, du terme de la Toussains l'an [MCCC]XLII »

Joanna E. Wood short stories, 1898-1900

Joanna Ellen Wood (1867-1927) was an acclaimed Canadian author who wrote several novels and short stories. Wood was born in Scotland, but emigrated to Canada with her family in 1869. In 1874 her father purchased a farm overlooking the Niagara River at Queenston. It is believed she was supported by her brother William, who encouraged her writing. She was based in New York City from 1887-1901, using William’s business address there to receive correspondence while she traveled or spent time in Queenston. Around 1906, Wood moved with her mother to Niagara-on-the-Lake, where she joined the Niagara Historical Society. By 1914, she was living in Buffalo, but later spent time at her sisters’ homes. It was at her sister’s home in Detroit where she suffered a stroke and died in 1927. Wood’s literary career was short-lived. She published her first novel, The Untempered Wind , in 1894, and a second novel, Judith Moore …, in 1898. Both novels received critical acclaim, and a third novel, Farden Ha', followed in 1902. Unfortunately the majority of Wood’s numerous and award-winning writings cannot be found. Her career peaked in 1901, when she was the highest paid Canadian fiction writer. For unknown reasons, her career abruptly ceased in 1902, with no further publications or mention made of her in the Canadian Magazine.