New readings in theatre history

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Theatre and Performance Studies Theater, Performance, and Music History Historical and Literary Analyses

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Acknowledgements Part I. Background: 1. Theatre history today 2. British theatre history: 1708-1832 3. Theatre in London in 1832: a new overview 4. Theatre history and reform Part II. Case Studies: 5. Anecdote and mimicry as history 6. Theatre history and the discourse of the popular 7. Claiming kin: an experiment in genealogical research Notes Index.

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