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Three Plays by Brieux, with a Preface by Shaw

by Eugène Brieux

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  1. 1Note — Preface — By Bernard Shaw
  2. 2How the XIX Century Found Itself Out
  3. 3Jack the Ripper
  4. 4Rise of the Scientific Spirit
  5. 5Zolaism as a Superstition
  6. 6The Passing of the Tragic Catastrophe and the Happy Ending
  7. 7The Difference Between Brieux and Molière or Shakespear
  8. 8Brieux and the Boulevard
  9. 9The Pedantry of Paris
  10. 10How to Write a Popular Play
  11. 11Why the Critics Are Always Wrong
  12. 12The Interpreter of Life
  13. 13How the Great Dramatists Torture the Public
  14. 14Brieux’s Conquest of London
  15. 15Parisian Stupidity
  16. 16Brieux and the English Theatre
  17. 17The Censorship in France and England
  18. 18Brieux and the English Censorship
  19. 19Taboo
  20. 20The Attitude of the People to the Literary Arts
  21. 21The Dread of the Original Thinker
  22. 22The Justification of Conventionality
  23. 23Why les Hannetons Was Censored
  24. 24Misadventure of a Frenchman in Westminster Abbey
  25. 25Marriage and Malthus
  26. 26Brieux and the Respectable Married Man
  27. 27Brieux Shews the Other Side
  28. 28The Most Unmentionable of All Subjects
  29. 29Why the Unmentionable Must Be Mentioned on the Stage
  30. 30Brieux and Voltaire
  31. 31As Good Fish in the Sea
  32. 32Maternity
  33. 33Act I
  34. 34Act II
  35. 35Act III
  36. 36The Three Daughters of M. Dupont
  37. 37Act I
  38. 38Act II
  39. 39Act III
  40. 40Act IV
  41. 41Damaged Goods
  42. 42Act I
  43. 43Act II
  44. 44Act III
  45. 45Maternity
  46. 46Act I
  47. 47Act II
  48. 48Act III

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