No branch of Literature and Art has been more popular amongst civilised and semi-civilised peoples than the Drama, nor has any exercised a more powerful influence on national thought and sentiment, especially that side of it known as Tragedy.
An edition of Origin of Tragedy
(1966)
Origin of Tragedy
by William Ridgeway
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Origin of Tragedy: With Special Reference to the Greek Tragedians
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