DAVID PAUL BROWN, born in Philadelphia in 1795, died in 1875, studied
law and was admitted to the bar in 1816. He contributed in early life
to a number of magazines, and wrote _The Prophet of St. Paul's_,
Philadelphia, 1836; _The Trial_, a tragedy, and a farce called _Love
and Honor_. The last two were not acted, and probably not published.
He was also the author of legal works. Besides the play mentioned
below, he wrote and published a number after 1830, not included in
this list.
SERTORIUS; OR, THE ROMAN PATRIOT. A Tragedy. Philadelphia, 1830.
8vo, pp. 87.