The Dramatic Works Of John Crowne

This collection presents three plays by John Crowne, a significant playwright of the Restoration era. Included are "The English Friar: Or, The Town Sparks," a comedy reflecting the social mores of the time; "Regulus," a tragedy showcasing Crowne's dramatic range; and "The Married Beau," another comedic work exploring themes of marriage and society. Crowne's plays offer valuable insights into the theatrical landscape and cultural values of late 17th-century England. This volume provides a comprehensive look at Crowne's contributions to English drama, making it an essential resource for students and scholars of Restoration literature and theater.

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