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Paperback Plays: The Life Of Sir J. Vanbrugh The Relapse Book

ISBN: 1179339029

ISBN13: 9781179339023

Plays: The Life Of Sir J. Vanbrugh The Relapse

This collection presents the dramatic works of Sir John Vanbrugh, a leading figure of the English Restoration theatre. Included is "The Relapse," a celebrated comedy known for its witty dialogue and satirical portrayal of fashionable society. Vanbrugh's plays are notable for their innovative stagecraft and sophisticated humor, reflecting the social mores and intellectual climate of his time.

Vanbrugh's contributions extend beyond the stage; he was also an architect, best known for his design of Blenheim Palace. His plays, however, remain a significant part of the English literary canon, offering valuable insights into the cultural landscape of the late 17th and early 18th centuries. This volume offers a glimpse into the vibrant and often scandalous world of Restoration England, showcasing Vanbrugh's enduring legacy as a playwright.

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