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A History of Early Nineteenth Century Drama, 1800-1850: Hand list of plays produced between 1800 and 1850

Allardyce Nicoll

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Publication Year: 1930

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Allardyce Nicoll’s hand list remains an essential reference for scholars of the Romantic and early Victorian stage, providing a structured record of theatrical production during a period of significant cultural transition. This volume is highly valued by researchers for its meticulous documentation, offering a clear bibliographic window into a half-century of dramatic output that is otherwise difficult to track.

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A History of Early Nineteenth Century Drama, 1800-1850 was part of Allardyce Nicoll's monumental multi-volume survey of the English stage. Compiled during the mid-20th century, this work was designed to provide a comprehensive, systematic catalog of theatrical production at a time when the early 19th century was often overlooked by academic scholarship in favor of the Elizabethan or Restoration periods. Nicoll, a distinguished scholar of theatre history, sought to rescue these plays from obscurity by documenting the sheer volume of output from an era defined by melodramas, farces, and spectacles.

The hand list within this volume served as a critical reference tool, categorizing thousands of plays to assist researchers in navigating the complex landscape of 19th-century repertoire. Nicoll's design prioritized rigorous bibliographical accuracy and accessibility, reflecting his commitment to foundational research. Upon publication, the work was widely received as an indispensable resource for theater historians and bibliographers, establishing a formal framework for understanding the transition from the Georgian to the Victorian stage.

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