Daniel, George, 1789-1864.
Daniel, George
جورج، دانييل
George Daniel
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Daniel, George
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George Daniel
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جورج دانييل
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (23)
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Pindar, Peter,
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Jun.
Works
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| An affair of honour : a farce, in one act |
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| The barber of Seville : a comic opera, in two acts |
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| Barbiere di Siviglia. |
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| busy body |
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| Catalogue of the ...library of the late George Daniel, esq., of Canonbury, $b together with his collection of original drawings and engraved portraits of distinguished actors and actresses, beautiful water-colour drawings ... by Barrett, Cattermole, Cooper, Cox, Dewint, Harding, Prout, Pyne, Stanfield, Stothard, Wilkie, and other eminent artists, miscellaneous objects of art ... pottery and porcelain ... which will be sold by auction, by Mssrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge ... on Wednesday, the 20th of July, 1864, and nine following days ... |
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| Comfortable lodgings, or, Paris in 1750 : a farce in two acts |
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| Critic |
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| Davidson's shilling volume of Cumberland's plays, with remarks, biographical and critical. |
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| Democritus in London : with the mad pranks and comical conceits of Motley and Robin Good-fellow, to which are added notes festivous, etc. |
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| Don Giovanni |
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| An Elizabethan garland; being a descriptive catalogue of seventy black-letter ballads, printed between the years 1559 and 1597. In the possession of George Daniel. |
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| Farmer. |
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| Guerre ouverte. |
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| Haunted tower. |
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| High ways and by ways |
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| The highland reel : a musical farce in two acts |
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| His first champagne : a farce in two acts |
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| The honey moon : a comedy in five acts |
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| The hunchback : a play in five acts |
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| Jane Shore |
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| Love's last labour not lost |
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| Man-Fred : a burlesque ballet opera in one act |
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| Mazeppa |
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| Merrie England in the olden time. |
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| The midnight hour : a petite comedy in three acts |
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| The modern Dunciad (6e ed., 1e, 1815) ; Virgil in London (3e ed., 1e, 1814) and other poems |
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| The modern Dunciad, a satire; with notes, biographical and critical ... |
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| No song, no supper. |
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| Of age to-morrow: a musical entertainment, in two acts |
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| The postilion : an opera in three acts |
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| Quite at home: a comic entertainment, in one act |
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| Recollections of Charles Lamb |
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| The rich man of Frankfort, or, The poisoned crown : an historical drama in three acts |
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| Rosina. |
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| Rugantino; or, The bravo of Venice : a grand romantic melo-drama in two acts |
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| stranger guest |
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| The times; |
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| Tragedy rehearsed |
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| Venice preserved : a tragedy, in five acts |
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| Waverley, or, Sixty years since : a Scottish drama in three acts (from Sir Walter Scott) |
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| The wild man : a melo-dramatic romance in one act |
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