Thomas Dibdin Livres

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This exciting collection of plays brings the rich and varied world of Sir Walter Scott's novels to life on the stage. Featuring a cast of memorable characters and vivid settings, these plays offer a unique and entertaining way to experience some of the greatest works of Scottish literature.

This is an enjoyable and witty play, which tells the story of a young man who is desperate to celebrate his birthday in style but ends up having a series of misadventures. Dibdin's play is full of lively characters, clever wordplay, and humorous situations. The play was first performed in the late 18th century, and this edition includes an introduction, notes, and other useful contextual information.

One of the most enduring works of Christian literature, Pilgrim's Progress recounts the spiritual journey of a man named Christian as he sets out to find the 'Celestial City.' In this metrically condensed version of the classic tale, Bunyan's rich and vivid language is faithfully preserved, making it the perfect introduction to this timeless work. Accompanied by beautiful illustrations and thoughtful commentary by Thomas Dibdin, this edition is a must-have for any reader interested in Christian literature.