The profession of the playwright: British theatre, 1800-1900

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Theater, Performance, and Music History Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Theatre and Performance Studies

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Preface Acknowledgements List of abbreviations 1. The smell of lamps and orange peel 2. 'A devil of a trade' 3. The profit-sharing revolution 4. Piracy and the defence of dramatic property 5. Booksellers and dramatic publishing 6. From wings to centre stage 7. The new professionals Appendixes Notes Bibliography Index of plays and playwrights General index.

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