The Register

A concise and insightful example of 19th-century American drama, William Dean Howells's "The Register" offers a glimpse into the domestic lives and social nuances of the period. This one-act play, a masterclass in short-form storytelling, presents a concentrated and compelling narrative. Perfect for readers interested in the history of American theater, this edition preserves the original work in a meticulously prepared print republication. Exploring themes relevant to its time, "The Register" remains a valuable piece of literary history and a testament to Howells's skill as a playwright. This short play is ideal for students, scholars, and anyone captivated by the enduring power of classic drama.

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