Wed Nov 17 06:37:41 2010 UTClccn-n50-9342Dramatists, English--Early modern, 1500-1700Dramatists, English--Restoration, 1600-17000.70She would if she could0.750.89The comical revenge, or, Love in a tub as it is now acted at Her Majesty's theatren 50009342oca00044861aEtherege, George,1635?-1691Etherege, G.(George),1635?-1691Etheredge, George,1635?-1691Etheridge, George,1635?-1691Etheridge, Geo.(George),1635?-1691G. E.(George Etherege),1635?-1691E., G.(George Etherege),1635?-1691GE(George Etherege),1635?-1691lccn-n79-66666Wycherley, William1640-1716lccn-n79-92555Congreve, William1670-1729lccn-n79-6406Dryden, John1631-1700lccn-nr90-11147Brett-Smith, H. F. B.(Herbert Francis Brett)edtlccn-n50-45023Vanbrugh, JohnSir1664-1726lccn-n83-42050Carnochan, W. B.edtlccn-n79-27135Rochester, John WilmotEarl of1647-1680lccn-n50-11055Farquhar, George1677?-1707nc-early english books online ebook collectionEarly English Books Online Ebook Collectionlccn-n50-47417Rosenfeld, SybiledtEtherege, George1635?-1691Etherege, George1635?-1691100English dramaPrescriptions, formulae, receipts, etc.English poetryLibertinismEarly worksEnglish literatureWhitman CollegeJames,--Prince of Wales,--1688-1766English lettersCourtshipDramaConcordancesSatire, EnglishCriticism and interpretationGrace abounding to the chief of sinners (Bunyan, John)Paradise lost (Milton, John)DevilHoly war (Bunyan, John)Paradise regained (Milton, John)English literature--Early modernHuman bodyCivilization, ModernRochester, John Wilmot,--Earl of,--1647-1680Feminism and literatureVirtueFeminist drama, EnglishWomen and literatureWomenWomen as literary charactersBibliographyIntellectual lifeLiteratureBlenheim Palace (England)Addison, Joseph,--1672-1719BiographyDramatists, English--Early modernRecords and correspondenceFarquhar, George,--1677?-1707English dramaManners and customsGreat BritainComedyHistoryEnglish drama (Comedy)EnglandVanbrugh, John,--Sir,--1664-1726Congreve, William,--1670-1729Wycherley, William,--1640-1716Criticism, interpretation, etc.English drama--RestorationEtherege, George,--1635?-1691163516911664166716681669167116731676168416851688168916901691169316961697169817011702170317041710171117151716172017221723172517331735174817521758176617681774178017831798188718881901191319251926192719281929193019311932193319361939194819511953195419551957195819591960196119621963196419651966196719681969197019711972197319741975197619771978197919801981198219841985198619871988198919941995199619971998200220042005200720082954776716875book822.4pr3432ocn055197844ocn222371511273815512132316101ocn000358844sw000358844:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19660.75Etherege, GeorgeThe man of mode+-+K69554848567770221ocn000222026sw000222026:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19710.70Etherege, GeorgeShe would if she could5925925ocn000249282sw000249282:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19630.71Etherege, GeorgePoems5475471ocn008170706sw008170706:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19820.71Etherege, GeorgeThe plays of Sir George Etherege5095117ocn000810051sw000810051:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19730.74Etherege, GeorgeLetters of Sir George Etherege50055322ocn003349151sw000692583:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19270.73Etherege, GeorgeThe dramatic works of Sir George Etherege26126913ocn001437373sw000214557:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19280.78Etherege, GeorgeThe letterbook of Sir George Etherege21223013ocn002802114sw000379307:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook18880.71Etherege, GeorgeThe works of Sir George Etheredge: plays and poems18323823ocn009978503sw002622472:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook16690.81Etherege, GeorgeThe comical revenge, or, Love in a tub18122020ocn009978087sw004993009:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook16680.79Etherege, GeorgeShe wou'd if she cou'd a comedy1801801ocn000126606sw000126606:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19710.71Etherege, GeorgeThe dramatic works of Sir George Etherege14125817ocn012123598sw011999550:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook16640.87Etherege, GeorgeThe comical revenge, or, Love in a tub acted at His Highness the Duke of York's Theatre in Lincolns-Inn-Fields13123023ocn002152214sw002152214:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook17040.86Etherege, GeorgeThe works of Sir George Etherege: containing his plays and poemsEnglish drama12614316ocn012999299sw000761360:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook16710.87Etherege, GeorgeShe vvou'd if she cou'd a comedy, acted at His Highness the Duke of York's Theater1121216ocn012265272sw012265272:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook16680.87Etherege, GeorgeShe wou'd if she cou'd a comedy, acted at His Highnesse the Duke of York's Theatre1101123ocn012280528sw005112627:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook16970.88Familiar letters1081146ocn012999786sw012999786:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook16970.88Etherege, GeorgeThe comical revenge, or, Love in a tub as it is now acted by His Majesty's servants1041055ocn000603205sw000603205:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19630.71Etherege, GeorgeThe poems of Sir George Etherege1032067ocn011987501sw011987501:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook16890.89Etherege, GeorgeThe comical revenge, or, Love in a tub as it is now acted at Her Majesty's theatre1031064ocn011220991sw011220991:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook16960.89Poems on several occasions115912446ocn000782427sw000258882:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19590.69Holland, Norman NorwoodThe first modern comedies; the significance of Etherege, Wycherley, and Congreve958106013ocn000357819sw000357819:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19620.69Perry, Henry Ten EyckThe comic spirit in Restoration drama; studies in the comedy of Etherege, Wycherley, Congreve, Vanbrugh, and Farquhar7537945ocn000392472sw000392472:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19670.69Dobrée, BonamyEssays in biography, 1680-17266626815ocn000982768sw000036241:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19570.72Underwood, DaleEtherege and the seventeenth-century comedy of manners5595593ocn014933036sw014933036:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19870.71Huseboe, Arthur RSir George Etherege4494493ocn017842634sw017842634:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19880.75Markley, RobertTwo-edg'd weapons : style and ideology in the comedies of Etherege, Wycherley, and Congreve3303302ocn054046335sw054046335:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook20040.76Kachur, B. AEtherege & Wycherley+-+25902088853203203ocn007307379sw007307379:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19810.76Mann, DavidSir George Etherege : a reference guide2502503ocn036126485sw036126485:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19970.78Young, Douglas MThe feminist voices in Restoration comedy : the virtuous women in the play-worlds of Etherege, Wycherley, and Congreve+-+15315361252022113ocn181335895sw181335895:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook2008Rosenfeld, NancyThe human Satan in seventeenth-century English literature : from Milton to Rochester"Framed by an understanding that the very concept of what defines the human is often influenced by Renaissance and early modern texts, this book establishes the beginning of the literary development of the satanic form into a humanized form in the seventeenth century. This development is centered on characters and poetry of four seventeenth-century writers: John Milton; John Bunyan; John Wilmot, earl of Rochester; and George Etherege. The initial understanding of this development is through a sequential reading of Milton and Bunyan which examines the Satan character as an archetype-in-the-making, building upon each to work so that the character metamorphoses from a groveling serpent and fallen archangel to a humanized form embodying the human impulses necessary to commit evil. Rosenfeld then argues that this development continues in Restoration literature, showing that both Rochester and Etherege build upon their literary predecessors to develop the satanic figure towards greater humanity. Ultimately she demonstrates that these writers, taken collectively, have imbued Satan with the characteristics that define the human. This book includes as an epilogue a discussion of Samson in Milton's Samson Agonistes as a later seventeenth-century avatar of the humanized satanic form, providing an example for understanding a stock literary character in the light of early modern texts."--BOOK JACKET.1531535ocn011518119sw011518119:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19850.86Mann, DavidA concordance to the plays and poems of Sir George Etherege13614710ocn003880937sw001054323:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19310.82Tinker, Frances Smith McCamicSir George Etherege, a study in restoration comedy (1660-1680)1321324ocn005312172sw005312172:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19780.82Jantz, UrsulaTargets of satire in the comedies of Etherege, Wycherley, and Congreve1311324ocn006569934sw003134604:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19010.85Meindl, VincenzSir George Etheredge, sein Leben, seine Zeit und seine Dramen52523ocn006898936sw006898936:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19800.83Rigaud, N. JGeorge Etherege : dramaturge de la Restauration anglaise30313ocn000788159sw000695697:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19710.78Dobrée, BonamyRochester; a conversation between Sir George Etherege and Mr. Fitzjames772ocn030335805sw002336613:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19760.90Hymas, Scott SimpsonThe satiric attitude rejection in the comedies of Wycherley and Etherege771ocn252045054sw007132596:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19800.67Thompson, John CargillA reader's guide to fifty British plays 1660-1900771ocn034280870sw034280870:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19130.67Palmer, JohnThe comedy of manner177ocn020190250sw020190250:lccn-n50-9342Falsebook19661.00Meeks, Lila NolenA comic view of man: a study of the development of the five basic character types in George Etherege's dramatic works+-+K695548485Thu Dec 02 17:35:39 EST 2010