Percy: A Tragedy

Percy: A Tragedy

Percy: A TragedyThe feuds of the rival houses of Percy and of Douglas have furnished materials for...
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Author: More, Hannah,1745-1833
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Language: English
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Percy: A Tragedy

Percy: A Tragedy

¥2,176 ¥1,087

Percy: A Tragedy

¥2,176 ¥1,087
Author: More, Hannah,1745-1833
Format: eBook
Language: English

Percy: A Tragedy

The feuds of the rival houses of Percy and of Douglas have furnished materials for this melancholy tale, in which Mrs. More1 has embodied many judicious sentiments and excellent passages, producing a forcible lesson to parental tyranny. The victim of her husband's unreasonable jealousy, Elwina's virtuous conflict is pathetic and interesting; while Percy's sufferings, and the vain regret of Earl Raby, excite and increase our sympathy. 1: Of this estimable lady, a contemporary writer says, "This lady has for many years flourished in the literary world, which she has richly adorned by a variety of labours, all possessing strong marks of excellence. In the cause of religion and society, her labours are original and indefatigable; and the industrious poor have been at once enlightened by her instructions, and supported by her bounty." As a dramatic writer, Mrs. More is known by her "Search after Happiness," pastoral drama; "The Inflexible Captive,""Percy," and "Fatal Falsehood," tragedies; and by her "Sacred Dramas." or, the Art of Pointing familiarized, and illustrated by Passages from the best Writers. With an explanation of all the Marks or Characters made use of in English Writings; the proper Use of Capital Letters; a copious List, with the Meaning, of those Initials or Abbreviatures of Latin and other Words, of which many are not generally understood by the English Reader; and an Explanation of all the Technical Terms relative to books. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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Ebook Number: 30524
Author: More, Hannah
Release Date: Nov 21, 2009
Format: eBook
Language: English

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