A follow-up to Lacy Lockert's classic The Chief Rivals of Corneille
and Racine (Vanderbilt University Press 1956), More Plays by Rivals
of Corneille and Racine consists of more French tragedies of the
period--eleven plays from the great age of French drama in the
seventeenth century, one play from the prolific pen of Alexandre
Hardy, who preceded the great age, and one from the eighteenth
century, the aftermath of that age. The volume contains plays
Lockert typified as "excellent," such as Tiridate and Mariamne,
Geta, and Ariane, "smash hits" of the time like Timocrate and
Astrate, and several other plays Lockert called "minor," but that
he felt would be of interest to scholars.
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