THE FALL OF BRITISH TYRANNY; OR, AMERICAN LIBERTY TRIUMPHANT. The
First Campaign. A Tragi-comedy of Five Acts as lately planned at
the Theatrum Pandemonium at St. James. The principal place of
action in America. Published according to Act of Parliament.
Philadelphia: Printed by Styner & Cist. 8vo, pp. viii.-66.
Same. Providence, J. Douglas McDougall. n. d. [1776]. 12mo, pp.
viii.-66.
Same. Boston: Reprinted by Gill & Powars & Willis. n. d. 8vo, pp.
viii.-71.
This is an American Chronicle Play beginning with imaginary events
in England before the Revolution, showing the battles about Boston
and ending with the evacuation of that city by the British.
DISAPPOINTED. Philadelphia, 1796. 12mo.
Played in Philadelphia, April 2, 1796.
THE MEDLEY; OR, HARLEQUIN HAVE AT YE ALL. A Pantomime acted at
Covent Garden. 8vo, 1778.