Percy: A Tragedy

This tragedy, in which Mrs. Hannah More is supposed to have been assisted by Garrick, was produced at Covent Garden Theatre, in 1778, with success; and revived, in 1818, at the same Theatre.
Enter Edric and Birtha.
Enter Douglas, speaking.
Enter Percy and Sir Hubert.
Enter Douglas, his sword drawn and bloody in one hand, in the other a letter. Harcourt, wounded.
Enter Elwina.
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London , 1819.
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