Act Tragedy

Maximilian I. A Conflict Between The Old World And The New. Tragedy In Four Acts

Becket: A Tragedy In A Prologue And Four Acts

Antonio: A Tragedy, In Five Acts; Volume 10

Henry Iv (Enrico Quarto) [1922] A Tragedy In Three Acts

Alfonso, King Of Castile: A Tragedy, In Five Acts

Medea: A Tragedy In Three Acts

Sesostris; Or, The Priest And The King. A Tragedy In Five Acts [And In Verse].

The Legend: A Lyric Tragedy In One Act

Bunker-Hill: Or The Death Of General Warren, An Historic Tragedy In Five Acts

Bertram, Or, The Castle Of St. Aldobrand: A Tragedy, In Five Acts

Alfonso, King Of Castile: A Tragedy, In Five Acts

King John: A Tragedy In Five Acts

Bunker-Hill: Or The Death Of General Warren, An Historic Tragedy In Five Acts

Damon And Pythias: A Tragedy, In Five Acts

Norma: A Lyrical Tragedy In Three Acts

King John: A Tragedy In Five Acts

Israel Bruna; An Historical Tragedy In Five Acts

Martyr: A Tragedy Of Belguim; Drama In Five Acts

Israel Bruna; An Historical Tragedy In Five Acts

Zaire, A Dramatic Poem In Five Acts. Translated From The French Tragedy Of Voltaire, And Turned Into English Rhyme Verse By Albany Wallace

Anna Bolena: A Lyric Tragedy In Two Acts, As Presented At The Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden

Le Roi S'amuse!: A Tragedy, In Five Acts

Sappho: A Tragedy In Five Acts

Socrates: A Tragedy In Five Acts

Norma: A Lyrical Tragedy In Three Acts

The Legend: A Lyric Tragedy In One Act

Witchcraft: A Tragedy In Five Acts

Croesus, King Of Lydia: A Tragedy In Five Acts

Caius Gracchus: A Tragedy In Five Acts

Martyr: A Tragedy Of Belguim; Drama In Five Acts

Zaïre: A Tragedy In Verse In Five Acts

Fatal Falshood: Or, Distress'd Innocence. A Tragedy, In Three Acts [In Verse], Etc.

Justice; A Tragedy In Four Acts

The Female Prelate: Being The History And The Life And Death Of Pope Joan. A Tragedy [In Five Acts And In Verse]. Written By A Person Of Quality [I.E. Elkanah Settle].

Adelgitha; Or, The Fruits Of A Single Error. A Tragedy In Five Acts [And In Verse]. Fourth Edition.

Egmont; A Tragedy In Five Acts

Egmont; A Tragedy In Five Acts

The City Of The Magi. A Tragedy [In Three Acts And In Verse] ... Part 1.

The Last Of The Mohicans: A Tragedy, In Five Acts, Founded On The Novel Of That Name By J.F. Cooper

The Cenci: A Tragedy, In Five Acts

Cato; A Tragedy, In Five Acts; By Joseph Addison, Esq. As Performed At The Theatre Royal, Convent Garden. ... With Remarks By Mrs. Inchbald

The Count Of Narbonne; A Tragedy, In Five Acts

Salomé A Tragedy In One Act

Cato; A Tragedy, In Five Acts

Elektra; Tragedy In One Act