Thomas Morton
1764 – 1838
Books
- Methinks I see my father! or, Who's my father?
- The angel of the attic
- A cure for the heart-ach [!]
- The school of reform, or, How to rule a husband
- Your life's in danger
- Zorinski
- The way to get married
- A Roland for an Oliver
- Peter the Great, or The battle of Pultawa
- The invincibles
- The writing on the wall
- Town and country
- The children in the wood
- Sketches in India
- The invincibles; or, carnival crotchets
- Secrets worth knowing
- Speed the plough
- All that glitters is not gold, or, The poor girl's diary
- Seeing Warren
- Education: a comedy
- Zorinski
- The slave
- The invincibles, a musical farce, in two acts
- The invincibles
- A school for grown children
- A pretty piece of business
- The children in the wood
- All that glitters is not gold
- The school of reform, or How to rule a husband
- Sketches in India
- The wind-mill
- A cure for the heart-ache; a comedy, in five acts, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden. By Thomas Morton, Esq. Author of Columbus, Zorinski, Way to get married, and Children in the wood
- Education
- Town and country
- A cure for the heartache
- Gotobed Tom
- A cure for the heart-ach
- The sublime and beautiful
- Columbus, or, A world discovered
- Town and country
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