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The West Indian a comedy
0Original price was: ₹175.00.₹131.00Current price is: ₹131.00.Discover ‘The West Indian: A Comedy’ by Richard Cumberland, a celebrated 1771 play now available from The Bookish Owl. This engaging comedy, praised for its warm humor and social insight, follows the spirited West Indian Belcour as he navigates English society. Cumberland masterfully explores themes of cultural differences, generosity, and morality through lively characters and compelling scenes. Challenging stereotypes, the play offers a sympathetic portrayal of an outsider, making it a hallmark of sentimental comedy. Perfect for readers aged 12 and up, this 84-page English edition is a testament to Cumberland’s progressive views and dramatic skill. Add this classic to your collection and experience its enduring charm.
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The West Indian a comedy 1792 [Hardcover]
0Original price was: ₹600.00.₹390.00Current price is: ₹390.00.Discover “The West Indian: A Comedy,” a classic play by Richard Cumberland, originally published in 1792 and faithfully reprinted by The Bookish Owl. This 84-page hardcover edition, meticulously processed for readability, brings a piece of literary history to life. Experience this enduring comedy, perfect for readers aged 12 and up, interested in theatre and historical works. While every effort has been made to preserve its original charm, please note that some imperfections inherent to older texts may be present. A valuable addition to any collection, this book offers a unique glimpse into 18th-century theatrical wit and storytelling.
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The West Indian a comedy [Hardcover]
0Original price was: ₹350.00.₹228.00Current price is: ₹228.00.The West Indian is a classic comedy by Richard Cumberland that satirizes social attitudes and manners of 18th-century England. This witty play explores themes of prejudice, identity, and acceptance through clever dialogue and comedic situations.
