The Principal Dramatic Works Of Thomas William Robertson: The Nightingale. Ours. Play. Progress. Row In The House. School. Society. War (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781279514337)

This collection presents the principal dramatic works of Thomas William Robertson, a significant figure in the development of modern drama. Included are the full texts of seven of his most celebrated plays: "The Nightingale," "Ours," "Play," "Progress," "Row In The House," "School," "Society," and "War." These plays showcase Robertson's innovative approach to stagecraft and his keen observations of Victorian society. His works are notable for their realism, natural dialogue, and focus on contemporary issues, marking a departure from the more theatrical and melodramatic styles of his predecessors. This compilation offers readers a comprehensive view of Robertson's contributions to the English theatre, making it an essential resource for students and enthusiasts of dramatic literature and Victorian social history.

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