The Lady Of Shallott

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The history of the Oak Apple Day in England. English traditions and customs.

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Cloth - Librairie Grund, Paris - 1945 - Condition: Near Fine - A charming illustrated edition of this French play by Moliere, profusely illustrated in colour by Maurice Tranchant. Rebound in charming quarter cloth with decorative paper boards. In French. Illustrated throughout by Maurice Tranchant. Le Medecin Malgre Lui, was first performed at the theatre du-Palais Royal by La Troupe du Roi in 1667. The farcical play focuses on Sgnanarelle, a character first portrayed by Moliere himself. A…