Not so recently acquired: Friedrich Schiller's Mary Stuart and The Maid of Orleans. Two Historical Plays in One Volume!
Title:
Mary Stuart. The Maid of Orleans
Author:
Friedrich Schiller (1759 – 1805)
First Production of Play:
14 June 1800
Original Language:
German
Translator:
Charles E. Passage
Publisher:
Original Date of Publication:
1961
Edition:
1981, Fourth Printing
Pages:
xix, 135, xi, 124 p. 21 cm.
LCCN:
60013991
Features:
Introductions by Charles E. Passage
After I read Don Carlos, which is another play written by Schiller (also part of this series by Frederick Ungar Publishing), my profound compulsion for sameness and identity led me to search abebooks.com in order to complete the set.
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