John Millington Synge and the Irish theatre.
de Bourgeois, Maurice
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Irish Literature Bousyn Bourgeois, Maurice. John Millington Synge and the Irish theatre. London: Constable & Company, 1913, xiv, 337 pages, [18] leaves of plates: ill., geneal. table, ports, index. The book is in good to good plus shape. Appendices: A. General bibliography.--B. A list of best-known portraits of Synge--C. A bibliographical note on the exegesis and non-dramatic versions of the Deirdre saga.--D. First performances of Synge' plays in various countries and places.
"The present monograph, which was originally written in English ... was sent in (May 28, 1912) ... as a thesis in fulfilment of the requirements for the 'Diplôme d'Études supérieures, ' Paris University"--P. ix. There is some light fraying to the top edge or the spine and to the corners; there is a very small tear in the gutter of the frontispiece portrait, maybe a quarter of an inch. Good, clean tight copy of an uncommon book in the first edition. $15.00 Box 12
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- Irish Literature Bousyn
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- John Millington Synge and the Irish theatre.
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- Bourgeois, Maurice
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- 1913
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- Theatre and Drama; Irish literature; English literature;
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