Dion Boucicault
1820 – 1890
Books
- Shakespeare's comedy Much ado about nothing
- Foul play
- Led astray
- Used up
- Jessie Brown; or, The relief of Lucknow
- Jezebel, or The dead reckoning
- West End, or, The Irish heiress
- London assurance
- Grimaldi
- [The octoroon; or, Life in Louisiana
- The long strike
- Dramatic composition
- Arrah-na-pogue, or, The Wicklow wedding
- Antique and modern furniture, collection of oil paintings, rare books, plays, stage costumes, etc
- L'effronterie
- Formosa
- London assurance
- London assurance. 1841
- The old guard
- Pauvrette
- The phantom
- The Octoroon
- The Colleen Bawn settled at last
- Arrah-na-Pogue
- The colleen bawn, or, the brides of Garryowen
- Miss Eily O'Connor
- The Shaughrawn
- The Shaughraun
- The prima donna
- Old heads and young hearts
- Amor verdadero, o, Juan el correo
- The book of common prayer, and administration of the sacraments, and other rites and ceremonies of the church, according to the use of the united Church of England and Ireland: together with the Psalter, or Psalms of David, pointed as they are to be sung or said in churches
- The knight of Arva
- An Octoroon
- The life of an actress
- The school for scheming
- Dot
- Kerry; or, Night and morning
- Formosa ("the most beautiful") or The railroad to ruin
- The octoroon, or, Life in Louisiana
Author data: Open Library