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John Brougham

Born: 1810

Died: 1880

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Born: 1810

Died: 1880

Books by John Brougham (50 max)

Lotos leaves.: Original stories, essays, and poems.

1875

John Brougham, John Elderkin, Whitelaw Reid, Mark Twain, J B Bouton, Edward Greey, Charles Gayler, C. McK Leoser, Andrews, W. S., C. E. L. Holmes, Burling Gilbert Galt Hull, C Florio, Charles Inslee Pardee, V. Petroleum Nasby, Wilkie Collins, Noah Brooks, Champion Bissell, John Hay, Henry S. Olcott, J. Henry Hager, Thomas W. Knox, Gill, William F., Robert R Roosevelt, Alfred Lord Tennyson, I. H. Bromley, W.J. Florence, Brander Matthews, Chandos Fulton, James Pech

A basket of chips.

1855

David Copperfield: a drama in two acts, adapted from Dickens' popular work of the same name

1850

Dombey and son.: Dramatized from Dickens' novel.

1850

Jane Eyre [a drama in five acts]

1856

Flies in the web: an original comedy in three acts

1860

The Irish Emigrant: Or, Temptation (1856)

1800

The great tragic revival: a new and undoubtedly original contemporaneous dramatic absurdity in one act and several tableaux

1858

The duke's daughter, or, The hunchback of Paris a drama in three acts and a prologue

1860

John Brougham, Paul Féval

Life, stories, and poems of John Brougham ...

1881

A recollection of O'Flannigan and the fairies: an extravaganza in one act

1800

Po-ca-hon-tas, or, The gentle savage: in two acts : an original aboriginal, erratic, operatic ... extravaganza, being a per-version of ye true and wonderrefulle hystorie of ye rennownned princesse

1800

Columbus el filibustero!!: A new and audaciously original historico-plagiaristic, ante-national, pre-patriotic, and omni-local confusion of circumstances, running through two acts and four centuries.

1850

The game of love: an original comedy in five acts

1855

The Bunsby papers: Irish echoes

1856

Dred, or, The dismal swamp: a play in five acts

1856

The gun-maker of Moscow: melo-drama in three acts

1856

Take care of little Charley.: A farce, in one act.

1858

Playing with fire: an original comedy, in five acts

1860

The duke's daughter, or, The hunchback of Paris: a drama in three acts and a prologue

1860

demon lover: or, My cousin German : a romantic comedietta, in two acts

1800

The incendiary!: a tale of love and revenge

1845

Temptation: or, The Irish emigrant : a comic drama in two acts

1850

Po-ca-hon-tas: or, The gentle savage : in two acts

1850

The red mask: or, The wolf of Lithuania.: A melodrama, in three acts.

1856

The Irish yankee, or, The birth-day of freedom: a drama in three acts

1856

Life in New York: or, Tom and Jerry on a visit. A comic drama, in two acts.

1856

The game of life.: An original comedy, in five acts.

1856

Romance and reality.: Or, The young Virginian.

1856

Temptation, or, The Irish emigrant: a comic drama in two acts

1856

Franklin: a new and original historical drama in five acts

1856

Night and morning: a play, in five acts.

1856

Metamora, or, The last of the Pollywogs a burlesque in two acts

1857

A decided case a dramatic sketch in one act

1857

dark hour before dawn.

1858

Much ado about a merchant of Venice from the original text--a long way

1858

John Brougham, William Shakespear undifferentiated

Neptune's defeat

1858

Much ado about a merchant of Venice: from the original text--a long way

1858

The Musard ball: or, Love at the academy. A contemporaneous extrabaganza [!] in one act.

1858

A message from the sea: a drama in four acts

1861

Dombey and Son in three acts : dramatized from Dickens' novel

1885

John Brougham, Charles Dickens

Evenings at our club

1968

A sermon preached before the yeomanry at Ballyhaise on Sunday, January 8th, 1797 and repeated on the following Sunday: published at their particular request

1797

A message from the sea a drama in four acts, founded on Charles Dickens' tale of that name

1800

John Brougham, Charles Dickens

David Copperfield a drama, in two acts

1800

A recollection of O'Flannigan and the fairies an extravaganza in one act

1800

Po-ca-hon-tas, or, The gentle savage in two acts : an original aboriginal, erratic, operatic ... extravaganza, being a per-version of ye true and wonderrefulle hystorie of ye rennownned princesse

1800

Dombey and son

1800

The Irish emigrant a comic drama in two acts

1800

Love's livery a farce in one act

1840