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An edition of Romeo and Juliet (1770)

Romeo and Juliet

A comedy. Written originally in Spanish by that celebrated dramatic poet, Lopez de Vega, cotemporary with Shakespear, and built upon the same story on which that greatest dramatic poet of the English nation has founded hiswell known tragedy.

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An edition of Romeo and Juliet (1770)

Romeo and Juliet

A comedy. Written originally in Spanish by that celebrated dramatic poet, Lopez de Vega, cotemporary with Shakespear, and built upon the same story on which that greatest dramatic poet of the English nation has founded hiswell known tragedy.

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Printed for William Griffin
Language
English
Pages
30

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William Shakespeare (1564-1616)
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Cover of: Romeo and Juliet
Romeo and Juliet: A comedy. Written originally in Spanish by that celebrated dramatic poet, Lopez de Vega, cotemporary with Shakespear, and built upon the same story on which that greatest dramatic poet of the English nation has founded hiswell known tragedy.
1770, Printed for William Griffin
in English
Cover of: Romeo and Juliet
Romeo and Juliet: a comedy
1770, Printed for William Griffin
in English

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Signatures: *|p2 |sB-E|p4|s.

Prose version.

"The editor has not translated the Spanish comedy from beginning to end, but contented himself with giving a general plan of Lopes de Vega's piece, and a translation of such scenes as answer to others in Shakespear's tragedy."-- Advertisment.

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30 p. ;
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30

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OL19529880M
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26006333

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