Krr.3.45(01)
[Déserteur. English]
The point of honor : a play, in three acts. Taken from the French, and performed with universal applause at the Theatre-Royal, Hay-Market. By Charles Kemble.
London: : Printed by A. Straham, Printers-street; for T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternoster-row., 1800..
64 p. ; 21 cm.
An adaptation of Mercier's 'Le déserteur'.
Title-page and preliminaries included in pagination.
Manufacturer's information also printed in colophon, p. 64.
Prologue (p.3) "Written by a friend. Spoken by Mr. Barrymore."
Price on title-page: "Two shillings."
Dramatis Personae on p. 4.
ESTC, T42758
Ms. inscription on upper endpaper recto of sammelband: "Jn Strayne Wilton".
Sammelband. 19th-century half leather with brown marbled paper over pasteboard. Spine flat and rounded, divided into six compartments by transverse gilt fillets; second compartment from head with onlaid red morocco, with gilt lettering ("Plays"). Textblock trimmed and rounded; endpapers comprising at each end a pastedown and two free endpapers (of laid paper), undecorated.
Bound with 9 other plays, shelfmarks Krr.3.45(02) - (10).
Bookseller's code on upper endpaper recto of sammelband.
Ms. list of contents, in J. Strayne's hand (see Prov. Note) on upper endpaper recto of sammelband.
French drama 18th century Translations into English.
Mercier, Louis-Sébastien, 1740 - 1814 Déserteur.
Strahan, Andrew, ? - -1831 printer.
Barrymore (William), 1759 - 1830 performer.
T.N. Longman and O. Rees bookseller.
England London.
eng fre
B50710