An edition of Five Russian plays (1916)

Five Russian plays

with one from the Ukrainian; tr. from the originals with an introduction

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An edition of Five Russian plays (1916)

Five Russian plays

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Dutton
Language
English
Pages
173

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Cover of: Five Russian Plays, with One from the Ukrainian. Translated from the Originals with an Introd. by C. E. Bechhofer
Cover of: Five Russian Plays, with One from the Ukrainian. Translated from the Originals with an Introd. by C. E. Bechhofer
Cover of: Five Russian Plays, With one From the Ukrainian
Five Russian Plays, With one From the Ukrainian
2018-02-05, Sagwan Press
Cover of: Five Russian plays, with one from the Ukrainian
Five Russian plays, with one from the Ukrainian
1977, Core Collection Books
in English
Cover of: Five Russian plays
Cover of: Five Russian plays, with one from the Ukrainian
Cover of: Five Russian plays
Cover of: Five Russian plays
Cover of: Five Russian plays
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Table of Contents

Translator's introduction
A merry death, a Harlequinade / Nicholas Evréinov
The beautiful despot, the last act of a drama / Nicholas Evréinov
The choice of a tutor / Denis von Vizin
The wedding / Anton Chéhov
The jubilee / Anton Chéhov
The Babylonian captivity / Lésya Ukráinka [pseud.].

Edition Notes

Printed in Great Britain.

Five of the plays are reprinted from the New age. "The translation of the Babylonian captivity from the Ukrainian is due mainly to Miss Sophia Volska."--Introd.

rec b 19990913 krw

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New York

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173 p. ;
Number of pages
173

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OL24996903M
Internet Archive
fiverussianplays00robe

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