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506 Talbot, C. S. Paddy's Trip to America; or, The Husband with Three Wives. A Farce, in two acts. 1822.

—Squire Hartley. A Farce. Albany, 1827. (York, Upper Canada, March, 1825.)

Tyler, Royall. The Contrast. A Comedy; in five acts. Philadelphia, 1790. Rptd. Dunlap Society, 1887. See also Collections. (John Street Theatre, New York, 16 April, 1787.)

—May Day in Town, or New York in an Uproar. (John Street Theatre, New York, 18 May, 1787.)

—A Georgia Spec, or Land in the Moon. Also called A Good Spec. (Played in Boston, and at John Street Theatre, New York, 20 Dec, 1797.)

See also Bibliographies to Book I, Chap, ix, and Book II, Chaps, m and vi.

Wallack, Lester. The Veteran; or, France and Algeria. A Drama, in Six Tableaux, n. d. French, No. 220. (Wallack's Theatre, New York, 17 Jan., 1859.)

—The Romance of a Poor Young Man. A Drama adapted from the French of Octave Feuillet. By Pierrepont Edwards and Lester Wallack. n. d. London (Lacy), n. d. French, No. 225. (Wallack's Theatre, New York, 24 Jan., 1860.)

Warren, Mercy Otis. Poems, Dramatic and Miscellaneous. Boston, 1790. (Contains The Ladies of Castile and the Sack of Rome.)

—The Adulateur. A Tragedy. Boston, 1773.

—The Group. Boston, 1775. Philadelphia, 1775. New York, 1775. [? Jamaica, before 1775.] Philadelphia and New York eds. incomplete.

—? The Motley Assembly. A Farce. Boston, 1779.

Brown, Alice. Mercy Warren. 1903.

White, John Blake. Foscari, or, The Venetian Exile; A Tragedy, in Five Acts. Charleston, 1806. Also MS. in University of Pennsylvania library with note "2nd Edition, &c., revised and corrected by the author." (Charleston Theatre.)

—The Mysteries of the Castle, or The Victim of Revenge. A Drama, in Five Acts. Charleston, 1807. (Charleston Theatre.)

—Modern Honor: A Tragedy, in Five Acts. Charleston, 1812. (Charleston Theatre.)

—The Forgers; A Dramatic Poem. . . . Reprinted from Southern Literary Journal of March [should be April-August], 1837, by order of his son, O. A. White, n. p.; 1899. (Charleston Theatre, 1825.)

—Triumph of Liberty; or Louisiana Preserved. A National Drama. Charleston, 1819.

Wilkins, E. G. P. My Wife's Mirror. New York, n. d. (French.) (Laura Keene's Theatre, New York, 10 May, 1856.)

—Young New York. A Comedy, in Three Acts. New York (Perry), n. d.; (French), n. d. (Laura Keene's Theatre, New York, 24 Nov., 1856.)

Willis, N. P. [Dramatic Works, containing Tortesa the Usurer and Bianca Visconti.] n. p., n. d.

—Bianca Visconti; or The Heart Overtasked. 1839. (Park Theatre, New York, 25 Aug., 1837.)

—The Kentucky Heiress. (Park Theatre, New York, 29 Nov., 1837.)

—Tortesa the Usurer. A Play. 1839. See Collections. (National Theatre, New York, 8 Apr., 1839.)

—Two Ways of Dying for a Husband. I. Dying to Keep Him, or Tortesa the Usurer; II. Dying to Lose Him, or Bianca Visconti. London, 1839.