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Manuscripts
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Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Manuscripts
Application, for prologue only, Feb. 10, 1798, Thomas Harris, C.G. Prod. Feb. 13. MS: dated by Larpent Feb., 1798; several passages censored and revised; previous title, The Disloyal Lover, deleted on cover; prologue and epilogue; cast. Comp. 3d ed., 1798 (K-D 351): virtually the same.
LA 1195
Manuscripts
A play which is said to have been a critique of the repressive cultural climate in late nineteenth century Britain.
mssLA 1192
Manuscripts
Centres on the marriage of two characters that is dependent on a will. Said to be adapted from Regnard's Legetaire Universel.
mssLA 58
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Manuscripts
Printed copy, 1821 [?]. The title-page is lacking information. Dated by Larpent April, 1821; numerous and extensive deletions; notice states, 'we have so curtailed [it] that I believe not a single objectionable line can be said to exist'.
mssLA 2224
Manuscripts
Said to be a failure and only performed once in this form. Count Abeville is betrothed to Leonora, they meet without her knowing his true identity but in an altercation with her cousin, Don Juan, the Count is believed to have killed him. This makes his suit problematic.
mssLA 900
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Manuscripts
Said to be an adaptation of Matthew Lewis' Gothic novel, 'The Monk'.
mssLA 1232