Mary Stuart : a tragedy

Algernon Charles Swinburne

Description

^1^ c^*^sI'C^ /''. L\i^ /\n^ fiff rr MARY STUART reXeicrdu)'yXwcca tov^eCKoixevov avrei'Hkt]irpacrffovcra /Jiiy' avTi de TrXrjy^Q foviac (f>oviay tlvetio'TrXrjyfjv dpaaravn Tradeii'j radeTpiyepiav jjLvdog (jxovei. JEsCH. Cho. 309-315. MARY STUART A TRAGEDY BY ALGERNON CHARLES SWINBURNE CHATTO & PICCADILLYWINDUS, 1881 ^ All reservedrights : PRINTED BYLONDON NEW-STREETSPOTTISWOODE AND SQUARECO., AND PARLIAMENT STREET I DEDICATE THIS PLAY, AS THE FIRST PART OF THE TRILOGYNO LONGER, WHICH IT COMPLETES WAS DEDICATED, TO THE GREATEST BUT SIMPLVEXILE, TO THE MAN OF FRANCE : TO THE CHIEF OF LIVING POETS : TO THE FIRST DRAMATIST OF HIS AGE: MY AND REVERED MASTERTO BELOVED VICTOR HUGO. DRAMATIS PERSONS. Mary SirStuart. Thomas Gorges. Beaton. Sir William Wade. Elizabeth. Sir Andrew Melville.Queen Barbara Mowbray. Robert Clerk theBeale, of Council.Lord Burghley. and SecretariesCURLE Nau,Sir Francis Walsingham. to the Scots.William Davison. Queen of herGoRiON,Robert Apothecary.EarlDudley, of FatherLeicester. Ballard,John AnthonyGeorge Earl Babington,Talbot, ^•of | ChidiockShrewsbury. Tichborne, ^ Earl of Kent. Savage,John | ^ Henry LordHunsdon. CharlesCarey, Tilney, Sir Christopher Hatton. Edward Abington, Sir Thomas Lord ThomasBromley, Salisbury, Chancellor. Robert Barnwell, Popham, Attorney-General. Thomas Phillipps, Secretary Solicitor-General. toEgerton, Walsingham. Gawdy, the s M. de Chateauneuf.Queen Sergeant. Sir Amyas Paulet. M. de Belli^vre. Sir Drew Drury.

Sujets

• Mary

Informations

• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 9
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

Extrait

^1^c^*^sI'C^ /''. L\i^
/\n^
fiff
rr
MARY STUARTreXeicrdu)'yXwcca tov^eCKoixevov
avrei'Hkt]irpacrffovcra /Jiiy'
avTi de TrXrjy^Q foviac (f>oviay
tlvetio'TrXrjyfjv dpaaravn Tradeii'j
radeTpiyepiav jjLvdog (jxovei.
JEsCH. Cho. 309-315.MARY STUART
A TRAGEDY
BY
ALGERNON CHARLES SWINBURNE
CHATTO & PICCADILLYWINDUS,
1881
^
All reservedrights: PRINTED BYLONDON
NEW-STREETSPOTTISWOODE AND SQUARECO.,
AND PARLIAMENT STREETI DEDICATE THIS PLAY,
AS THE FIRST PART OF THE TRILOGYNO LONGER,
WHICH IT COMPLETES WAS DEDICATED,
TO THE GREATEST BUT SIMPLVEXILE,
TO THE MAN OF FRANCE :
TO THE CHIEF OF LIVING POETS :
TO THE FIRST DRAMATIST OF HIS AGE:
MY AND REVERED MASTERTO BELOVED
VICTOR HUGO.