Mackaye, Percy 1875-1956
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Mackaye, Percy
Percy MacKaye American writer
VIAF ID: 14762248 (Personal)
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Cornish, NH
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Beziehung familiaer
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Works
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| Archibald Henderson |
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| An arrant knave & other plays |
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| Ballad of Betsy Ross. |
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| Bands and rebels. |
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| The battle-call of the alliance : a hymn for music |
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| Die Blumenengel. "The Angels of the flowers" [gesprochen von Albert Steffen während der Gedächtnisfeier in Dornach, 7. Juli 1939, "in memoriam" Marion Morse Mac Kaye, St-Germain-en-Laye, 1. Juni. Übersetzung von Percy Mac Kaye]. |
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| The book of words of the pageant and masque of Saint Louis; |
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| Bunker's hill. |
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| Caliban by the yellow sands |
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| Camerado! |
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| The Canterbury pilgrims; an opera; |
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| The Canterbury tales of Geoffrey Chaucer : a modern rendering into prose of the Prologue and nine tales |
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| civic theatre in relation to the redemption of leisure a book of suggestions... |
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| Community drama : its motive and method of neighbolriness : an interpretation |
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| The complete poetical works of Geoffrey Chaucer : now first put into modern English |
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| Down by the cold hill-sidey : Broadside, no. 9. |
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| Einkaufsgang im Himmel, aus dem Englischen übertragen von Dora Baker. Percy MacKaye [in memoriam Marion Morse MacKaye...] |
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| Emma, a play |
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| Epoch. The Life of Steele MacKaye, genius of the theatre, in relation to his times & contemporaries |
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| Evergreen tree |
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| far familiar, 50 new poems... |
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| The Golden libertee. |
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| Her pilgrim : [Ode to an Italian fountain] |
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| Im andern Land Gedichte |
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| In another land; |
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| Jeanne d'Arc |
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| Kentucky mountains in plays, tales & poems |
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| Kinfolk of Robin Hood, a play in four acts |
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| Letters to Harriet |
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| Lügengeschichten aus den Bergen Kentuckys |
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| Mater; an American study in comedy |
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| A mosaic of muses of the MacDowell club of New York city, Benjamin Prince, president, compiled and designed by Anita Browne. |
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| My lady dear, arise! Poems in dedication to Marion Morse MacKaye. |
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| The mystery of Hamlet, king of Denmark, or, What we will : a tetralogy |
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| The new citizenship : a civic ritual devised for places of public meeting in America |
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| "Not to imagine is to die"; |
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| Ode on the centenary of Abraham Lincoln. |
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| [Photographs related to Percy MacKaye] |
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| The Pilgrim and the Book |
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| Písně. |
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| The playhouse and the play, and other addresses concerning the theatre and democracy in America |
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| Po' white trash and other one-act dramas |
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| Poems and plays |
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| Poesia religio |
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| Poog and the caboose man; the mythology of a child, a vista of autobiography. |
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| present hour a book of poems... |
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| Pride and prejudice, 1928: |
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| Proceedings & addresses commemorative of the two hundredth anniversary of the incorporation of the town of Lexington. |
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| Rememberings, 1895-1945; four poems |
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| Representative American dramas national and local |
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| The ride to Reims. |
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| Rip Van Winkle |
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| Roll call a masque of the Red Cross |
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| Sanctuary; a bird masque |
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| Sappho and Phaon; a tragedy, set forth with a prologue, induction, prelude, interludes, and epilogue |
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| Scarecrow |
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| The sequestered shrine: "Arvia" at Shirley Center, Massachusetts, dedicated to Marion Morse MacKaye |
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| Shopping in heaven, Percy MacKaye [in remembrance Marion Morse MacKaye...] |
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| Sinbad, the sailor; his adventvres with Beavty and the Peacock lady in the castle of the forty thieves, a lyric phantasy |
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| Songs |
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| A substitute for war |
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| This fine-pretty world a comedy of the Kentucky mountains... |
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| A thousand years ago; a romance of the Orient |
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| To-morrow; a play in three acts |
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| Untamed America : a comment on a sojourn in the Kentucky mountains |
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| Uriel, and other poems |
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| Wakefield, a folk-masque of America; |
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| Washington. Action dramatique... : [jouée à New York le 17 fév. 1919] |
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| Washington, the man who made us : a ballad play |
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| Weathergoose-woo! |
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| Wedding song. |
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| What is she? A sonnet of sonnets to Marion Morse, written at "Arvia", 1898 |
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| Wild Rose, Wilde Rose [spoken by Percy MacKaye at the Dornach Service, 7th July 1939, in memoriam Marion Morse MacKaye...] |
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| The will of song; a dramatic service of community singing, devised in coöperation with Harry Barnhart |
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| Works. |
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| Yankee fantasies; five one-act plays |
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| Young Washington at Mt. Vernon; a dramatic action in three scenes and a prologue |
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