Payne, John Howard, 1791-1852
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Payne, John Howard
John Howard Payne American actor and writer
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Works
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| Adeline; or, the victim of seduction : melodrama, 3 acts |
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| The art of Galli-Curci. |
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| The boarding schools; or, life among ... |
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| Brutus |
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| Charles II. |
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| Children in the wood |
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| Clari. |
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| Comet |
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| Cumberland's British theatre. with remarks, biographical and critical, by D._G., printed from the acting copies as performed at the Theatres Royal, London. |
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| Dramatic pamphlets. |
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| Ellens Gesang III |
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| Fall of Tarquin |
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| Family of D'Anglade |
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| He would be an astronomer |
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| Home sweet home |
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| Indian justice : a Cherokee murder trial at Tahlequah in 1840 |
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| John Howard Payne, dramatist, poet, actor ... His life and writings |
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| John Howard Payne to his countrymen. |
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| Julia : or, The wanderer; a comedy, in five acts. As performed at the New-York theatre. From the prompt-book--by permission. |
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| Kid from Kokomo (Une étrange famille). Musique de Max Steiner, Adolph Deutsch, J. Howard Payne. Pour piano |
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| The lancers. |
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| The last duel in Spain, & other plays |
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| Lispings of the muse: a selection from Juvenile poems, chiefly written at and before the age of sixteen |
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| Love in humble life; a petite comedy, in one act. |
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| Love in humble life, and Fifteen years of labour lost. |
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| Lovers' vows : a play, in five acts |
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| Maid of Milan. |
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| Martha. |
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| Merry monarch |
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| Modern antiques, or, The merry mourners |
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| Mount savage |
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| Mrs. Smith. 1883. |
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| Mrs. Smith; or, the wife and the widow : piece, 1 act |
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| The Payne-Butrick papers |
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| Peter Smink, or, The armistice : a comic drama, in one act |
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| Peter Smink; or, which is the Miller |
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| Poetical priv. prints. |
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| Rendezvous, or, Hide and seek |
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| The romance of Mary W. Shelley, John Howard Payne and Washington Irving. |
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| Scene from an unpublished play |
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| Signet-ring |
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| Solitaire |
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| Theater program for "Family Jars" and "Le Solitaire, or, The Fate of Charles the Bold" at La Fayette Theatre, New York, July 23, 1828. |
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| Theatre. For the Race Week only |
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| Therese, the orphan of Geneva |
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| The Thespian mirror. |
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| Trial without jury & other plays |
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| Truth a lie |
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| Twas I. |
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| The two galley slaves |
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| Valentine. |
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| Victim of treachery |
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| Washington Theatre. On Tuesday Evening, July 29 |
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| Woman's revenge |
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