Publisher's Synopsis
Experience 18th-century English drama with "The Harlot's Progress," a satirical play from the era of theater's golden age. Attributed to Theophilus Cibber and "Anonymous," known for "The Rake's Progress," this work provides a compelling glimpse into the social commentary and dramatic conventions of its time.
This edition, meticulously prepared from manuscript sources dating back to circa 1778-1780, offers a unique opportunity to engage with a historical text. Explore themes relevant to the drama of the period through a narrative centered around a "harlot" and the societal forces she encounters. A cornerstone of European drama, this play invites readers to delve into the adaptations and literary collections that defined the 18th century stage.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.
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