Celesia dorothea (18 Ergebnisse)

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12mo in sixes, pp. 58, [2] epilogue; entirely uncut, stitched as issued, in blue wrappers (the wrappers rather torn and almost detached). First Dublin edition: first performed in London at Drury Lane in January 1771. This is an adaptation of Voltaire's Tancrède, with additions (including an epilogue) by David Garrick. Mrs Celesia was the daughter of the Scots poet and dramatist David Mallet and married the Genoese ambassador; the last thirty years of her life were spent in Genoa, where she died in 1790.…

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8vo, pp. [vi], 66, [2]; without the half title; in modern wrappers. First edition. This is an adaptation of Voltaire's Tancrède, with additions (including an epilogue) by David Garrick. Dorothy Celesia (1738-90) was the daughter of the Scots poet and dramatist David Mallet: she married Pietro Paolo Celesia, the Genoese ambassador to Britain, and the last thirty years of her life were spent in Genoa, where she died in 1790. Her play enjoyed a run of ten nights when Garrick produced it at Drury Lane in January 1771, and Arthur Murphy considered that the success was due more to the splendid performance by Ann Spranger Barry in the title role, than to the merits of the piece itself.…

8vo, pp. [viii], 66, [2]; complete with half title; disbound. First edition. First performed at Drury Lane in January 1771. This is an adaptation of Voltaire's Tancrède, with additions (including an epilogue) by David Garrick. Mrs Celesia was the daughter of the Scots poet and dramatist David Mallet and married the Genoese ambassador; the last thirty years of her life were spent in Genoa, where she died in 1790.…

Half title; trimmed affecting some running heads. Disbound. ESTC T21283. FIRST EDITION. Based on Voltaire's Tancrède. Dorothea Celesia was the daughter of the playwright David Mallet. Garrick touched up the play before it was performed.

Half title; outer leaves sl. browned. Disbound. ESTC T21283. FIRST EDITION. Based on Voltaire's Tancrède. Dorothea Celesia was the daughter of the playwright David Mallet. Garrick touched up the play before it was performed.

Half title. Disbound. (AN) ESTC T21283. FIRST EDITION. Based on Voltaire's Tancrède. Dorothea Celesia was the daughter of the playwright David Mallet. Garrick touched up the play before it was performed.

Without half title; dusted at end. Disbound. ESTC T21283. FIRST EDITION; based on Voltaire's Tancrède. Dorothea Celesia was the daughter of the playwright David Mallet. Garrick touched up the play before it was performed.