The Star Of The North; A Drama In Three Acts, Adapted From The French
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The Star Of The North is a three-act drama adapted from the French, originally published in 1871. Written by Thomas William Robertson, a prominent figure in Victorian theatre, this play exemplifies the popular dramatic styles of the era.
Robertson was known for his contributions to realism in British theatre, and while this work is an adaptation, it retains the characteristics of well-made plays that were fashionable at the time. This edition offers readers a glimpse into the theatrical tastes and social themes prevalent in 19th-century entertainment. It stands as a testament to Robertson's influence and the enduring appeal of dramatic storytelling on the Victorian stage.
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