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000046297 24510 $$aBritish drama since Shaw.$$cWith a pref. by Harry T. Moore.
000046297 260__ $$aCarbondale,$$bSouthern Illinois University Press$$c[1972]
000046297 300__ $$axiii, 143 p.$$c22 cm.
000046297 4900_ $$aCrosscurrents: modern critiques
000046297 5050_ $$aBernard Shaw.--Oscar Wilde.--W. B. Yeats.--J. M. Synge.--Sean O'Casey.--T. S. Eliot and Christopher Fry.--The moderns: Osborne, Arden, Pinter, Wesker, and Whiting.--Bibliography (p. 137)
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