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The Earl of Douglas

A Dramatick Essay
Douglas, F. (1710?-1790?)
  
THE EARL OF DOUGLAS:
  
[epigraph]
  
[dedication]
  
Dramatis Personæ.

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ACT I.
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ACT II.
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ACT III.
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ACT IV.
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ACT V.

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Dramatis Personæ.

    MEN.

  • The KING. James, the second of Scotland.
  • DOUGLAS. William, the sixth Earl of DOUGLAS, and third Duke of TOURAINE, about sixteen years of age.
  • Lord DAVID. His brother, about ten years of age.
  • LIVINGSTON. Sir Alexander Livingston, Regent of Scotland.
  • CRICHTON. Sir William Crichton, Chancellor of Scotland.
  • ANGUS. Douglas Earl of Angus.
  • Lord WILLIAM. Eldest son of Douglas Lord Abercorn.
  • FLEMING. Sir Malcom Fleming of Cumbernauld, friend to DOUGLAS.
  • GRAME. An old Gentleman related to DOUGLAS.
  • LENOX. A Gentleman belonging to DOUGLAS.
  • MACKRA. Chaplain to the Chancellor.
  • MONTEITH. A Creature of the Regent's.

    WOMEN.

  • Lady BEATRIX. Sister to DOUGLAS.
  • Lady LIVINGSTON. Spouse to the Regent.
  • Mother KIRKTON. A pretended fortune-teller.
  • Officer, Guards, and Servants.
SCENE, Edinburgh, Douglas-Castle, and Crichton-Castle.
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