Includes introduction, diplomatic transcriptions,
facsimile pages, biography, bibliography, & commentary.
The Gipsy Prince
Table of Contents
- About this Edition
- Introduction
- Frederick Burwick
- Texts
- The Gipsy Prince (Haymarket, 24 July 1801)
- Thomas Moore
- The Gipsy Prince; or, The Loves of Don Sebastian de Nurillo, and the Fair Antonia, translated from the Spanish. By C. Moor, Esq. (London: J. Roach, [September] 1801)
- Thomas Moore and Michael Kelly
- Notes on the Musical Score
- Stephen Pu
- Side-by-side comparisons of the songs of The Gipsy Prince
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Original publication date
1801
Published @ RC
October 2012
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