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DramaBritish and irish drama

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First published: 1921
Editions: 122 in 6 languages

Synopsis

Five linked plays that expound Shaw's philosophy of creative evolution in an extended dramatic parable that progresses through time from the Garden of Edesn to AD 31,920. Cf Encyclopaedia Britannica.

Subjects: Drama
British and irish drama
English drama
Longevity
Japanese literature
Time: 20th Century

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122 in 6 languages

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English94 German3 Hindi1 Japanese1 All 6 languages

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