Bonamy Dobrée
Born 1891-01-01
Died 1974-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF66531126
- WikidataQ4941125
- ISNI0000000121373357
- Open LibraryOL119567A
Top Subjects
- Restoration, 1660-1700 (6)
- History and criticism (6)
- English literature (6)
- Biography (5)
- 18th century (4)
- 20th century (4)
- Theater (3)
Books by Bonamy Dobrée
Total count: 75
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Elizabethan drama on the modern stage.Field Press Ltd1920-01-01
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Restoration comedy, 1660-1720University Press1924-01-01
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Timotheus. The future of the theatreDutton1925-01-01
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Histriophonea dialogue on dramatic dictionL. and Virginia Woolf1925-01-01
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Essays in biography, 1680-1726Oxford University Press1925-01-01
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Timotheusthe future of the theatreE. P. Dutton1925-01-01
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Timotheusor, The future of the theatreE.P. Dutton1925-01-01
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Rochestera conversation between Sir George Etherege and Mr. FitzJamesPublished by Leonard & Virginia Woolf at The Hogarth Press1926-01-01
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The sofaa moral taleG. Routledge1927-01-01
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Sarah Churchillduchess of MarlboroughG. Howe1927-01-01
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Sir John Denhama conversation between Bishop Henry King and Edmund WallerCayme Press1927-01-01
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Five restoration tragediesOxford University Press, H. Milford1928-01-01
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Restoration tragedy, 1660-1720The Clarendon Press1929-01-01
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William Congrevea conversation between Swift and GayUniversity of Washington Book Store1929-01-01
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The lamp and the lutestudies in six modern authorsThe Clarendon press1929-01-01
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The beaux stratagema comedyD. Cleverdon1929-01-01
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Five restoration tragediesOxford Univ. Press1930-01-01
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Variety of waysdiscussions on six authorsThe Clarendon press1932-01-01
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St. Martin's SummerLeonard and Virginia Woolf at the Hogarth Press1932-01-01
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William Pennquaker and pioneer.Constable1932-01-01
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William Penn, Quaker and pioneerHoughton Mifflin company1932-01-01
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Variety of waysdiscussions on six authorsClarendon Press1932-01-01
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William PennQuaker and pioneerConstable1932-01-01
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Variety of ways; discussions on six authors.Clarendon Pr.1932-01-01
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As their friends saw themBiographical conversations, by Bonamy DobréeJ. Cape1933-01-01
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John WesleyDuckworth1933-01-01
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Giacomo Casanova, chevalier de SeingaltP.. Davies, limited1933-01-01
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As their friends saw them.Biographical conversations.J. Cape1933-01-01
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Giacomo Casanovachevalier de SeingaltD. Appleton-Century Co.1933-01-01
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Modern prose styleThe Clarendon Press1934-01-01
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An open letter to a professional manS. Nott Ltd.1935-01-01
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From Anne to Victoriaessays by various handsCassell and company, limited1937-01-01
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English revoltsH. Joseph Limited1937-01-01
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From Anne to VictoriaCharles Scribner's Sons1937-01-01
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Introductions to English and American literatureR. M. McBride and company1938-01-01
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Introductions to English literatureCresset Press1938-01-01
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The unacknowledged legislatorconversation on literature and politics in a warden's post, 1941G. Allen & Unwin Ltd.1942-01-01
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Daniel DefoeJ.B. Wolters1946-01-01
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English essayistsCollins1946-01-01
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The amateur and the theatre.Hogarth Press1947-01-01
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The theme of patriotism in the poetry of the early eighteenth century.G. Cumberlege1949-01-01
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Modern prose styleClarendon press1950-01-01
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Rudyard KiplingPublished for the British Council by Longmans, Green1951-01-01
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Alexander PopeSylvan Press1951-01-01
The broken cistern.Cohen & West1954-01-01-
Restoration tragedy, 1660-1720At the Clarendon press1954-01-01
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John DrydenPublished for the British Council by Longmans, Green1956-01-01
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John DrydenPublished for the British Council by Longmans, Green1956-01-01
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New poems, 1958Michael Joseph1958-01-01
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English literature in the early eighteenth century, 1700-1740.Clarendon Press1959-01-01
English literature in the early eighteenth century, 1700-1740Oxford University Press1959-01-01-
Five heroic playsOxford University Press1960-01-01
Five heroic plays.Oxford University Press1960-01-01-
PoemsPenguin Books1961-01-01
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Restoration comedy, 1660-1720Oxford University Press1962-01-01
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Byron's dramas.Nottingham University Press]1962-01-01
Three eighteenth century figures: Sarah Churchill, John Wesley [and] Giacomo Casanova.Oxford University Press1962-01-01-
Restoration comedy1660-1720Oxford University Press1962-01-01
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The Oxford history of English literature2nd ed., rev.Clarendon Press1962-01-01
William CongrevePublished for the British Council and the National Book League by Longmans, Green1963-01-01-
Alexander PopeOxford University Press1963-01-01
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Restoration tragedy, 1660-17201963-01-01
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William CongrevePublished for the British Council and the National Book League by Longmans, Green1963-01-01
Alexander PopeOxford University Press1963-01-01-
The lamp and the lutestudies in seven authors2nd ed.F. Cass1964-01-01
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The lamp and the lutestudies in seven authors2d ed.F. Cass1964-01-01
The lamp and the lutestudies in seven authors2d ed.Frank Cass1964-01-01
Shakespearethe writer and his workLongmans1965-01-01-
Rudyard Kipling: realist and fabulist.rev. ed.Published for the British Council and the National Book League by Longons1966-01-01
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Byron's dramasFolcroft Press1970-01-01
Milton to Ouidaa collection of essays.Cass1970-01-01-
John Wesley.Folcroft Library Editions1974-01-01
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Rochester, a conversation between Sir George Etherege and Mr. FitzjamesNorwood Editions1976-01-01
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The London book of English verse2d rev. ed.Eyre Methuen1977-01-01
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Three eighteenth century figuresSarah Churchill, John Wesley, Giacomo CasanovaGreenwood Press1980-01-01