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''[[The Warlock of the Glen]]'' is a [[melodrama]] in two acts by Charles Edward Walker (fl. 1820s). | ''[[The Warlock of the Glen]]'' is a [[melodrama]] in two acts by Charles Edward Walker (fl. 1820s). | ||
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It appears to have been a popular melodrama and one of the works that launched the interest in Gothic literature. | It appears to have been a popular melodrama and one of the works that launched the interest in Gothic literature. | ||
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The Warlock of the Glen is a melodrama in two acts by Charles Edward Walker (fl. 1820s).
THIS ENTRY CURRENTLY BEING EDITED
It appears to have been a popular melodrama and one of the works that launched the interest in Gothic literature.
First performed in the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, on 2 October, 1820.
Published in London J. Duncombe & Co., 1820(?); Samuel French in 1850 and W. V. Spencer in 1855(?) (as no CXIV of Spencer's Boston Theatre).
Volume 46 of The Victorian Plays Project[1]
Facsimile version of the 1855(?) edition by Spencer, HathiTrust Digital Library[2]
