Kenney, James, 1780-1849
Kenney, James
James Kenney British dramatist
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Works
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| The Alcaid; or, the secrets of office |
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| Benyowsky; or, the exiles of Kamschatka |
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| The blind boy. |
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| Braham's celebrated piano forte song |
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| Debtor and creditor, 1816. |
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| The diddler. |
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| Dramatic pamphlets. |
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| Ella Rosenberg: a melo-drama in two acts. |
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| False alarms. |
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| Fighting by proxy |
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| The fortune of war. A comic piece, in two acts; |
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| The good-looking fellow |
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| house out at windows a mus. piece ; as performed at the theatre royal, Drury-Lane |
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| illustrious stranger or Married and buried a farce in 1 a. |
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| John Buzzby; or, a day's pleasure |
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| Masaniello (La muta di Portici.) : Opera in five acts |
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| Masaniello; or, the dumb girl of Portici |
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| Match-breaking; |
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| Matrimony |
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| Muette de Portici. |
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| My cousin |
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| Oh this love |
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| Plays. |
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| The pledge; or, Castilian honour |
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| The portfolio; or, the anglade family |
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| Raising the wind : a farce, in two acts |
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| Raising the wind, a play in 2 acts, by J. Kenney, with remarks biographical and critical. A new edition improved with critical and explanatory French notes by A. Brown |
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| Said a smile to a tear : sung by Mr. Braham. |
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| The Sicilian vespers |
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| Society, a poem in two parts; with other poems. |
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| Spring and autumn; or, Married for money. A comic drama, in two acts |
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| Spring and Autumn; or, the bride at fifty |
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| Sweethearts and wives |
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| Too many cooks |
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| The touchstone; or, the world as it goes |
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| Tracts and chap-books |
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| Turn out! A musical farce |
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| Valdi; or, the libertine's son a poem |
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| Verheirathet und begraben. - [1831] |
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| The world : a comedy, in five acts |
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