 | A Florentine Tragedy |  |
This play is only a fragment and was never completed. The well-known poet, Mr. T. Sturge Moore, has written an opening scene for the purposes of presentation, but only Oscar Wilde's work is given here.
A private performance was given by the Literary Theatre Club in 1906. The first public presentation was given by the New English Players at The Cripplegate Institute, Golden Lane, E.C., in 1907. German, French, and Hungarian translations have been presented on the Continental stage.
Dramatic and literary rights are the property of Robert Ross.
Now issued for the first time, 1907.
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