“Every crease is a story.”

Author
1732–1811
Richard Cumberland was an English dramatist and civil servant. In 1771 his hit play The West Indian was first staged. During the American War of Independence he acted as a secret negotiator with Spain in an effort to secure a Spanish peace agreement with Britain. He also edited a short-lived critical journal called The London Review (1809). His plays are often remembered for their sympathetic depiction of characters on the margins of Britain and its empire.
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The Oxford Book of Gothic Tales
Chris Baldick, Anna Laetitia Aiken & others, 1992

The West Indian
Richard Cumberland, 1771

Calvary, or, The death of Christ
Richard Cumberland, 1795
The Deserted Daughter
Thomas Holcroft, Richard Cumberland & others, 1795

The Jew
Richard Cumberland, 1794
The Wheel of Fortune, a Comedy
Richard Cumberland, 1805
Arundel
Richard Cumberland, 1789
The Box-lobby Challenge
Richard Cumberland
The Fashionable Lover
Richard Cumberland, 1772
The Brothers: A Comedy
Richard Cumberland, 1770

Calvary
Richard Cumberland, 1792
Amelia
Richard Cumberland, 1768
Curtius rescued from the Gulph
Richard Cumberland, 1792
The Eccentric Lover
Richard Cumberland
Alcanor
Richard Cumberland
A few plain reasons why we should believe in Christ and adhere to his religion
Richard Cumberland, 1801
First Love: A Comedy
Richard Cumberland, 1795
The imposters
Richard Cumberland
The Last of the Family
Richard Cumberland

A letter to Richard Lord Bishop of Landaff, on the subject of His Lordship's letter to the late Archbishop of Canterbury
Richard Cumberland, 1783
Memoirs
Richard Cumberland, 1806
The note of hand; or, Trip to Newmarket
Richard Cumberland
Anecdotes of eminent painters in Spain
Richard Cumberland, 1782
Don Pedro
Richard Cumberland

Joanna of Montfaucon
Richard Cumberland, 1800
Odes
Richard Cumberland, 1776
The Walloons
Richard Cumberland
The Days of Yore
Richard Cumberland
The impostors
Richard Cumberland, 1789

John de Lancaster
Richard Cumberland, 1809
The Inquisition, or, Adventures of Nicolas Pedrosa
Richard Cumberland, 1816
Retrospection
Richard Cumberland, 1812
Songs and Chorusses in the Comic Opera of the Armorer
Richard Cumberland
The battle of Hastings, a tragedy
Richard Cumberland
The comedy of The West Indian
Richard Cumberland
The Comedy of the Brothers
Richard Cumberland
An elegy written on Saint Mark's eve
Richard Cumberland, 1754
A volume of comedies: viz. The fashionable lover, The West Indian, and The brothers. By Richard Cumberland
Richard Cumberland, 1791
The Sailor's Daughter, a Comedy, in Five Acts
Richard Cumberland, 1804
The overture, serenade, favorite songs &c. in The widow of Delphi, sung by Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Brown, Mrs. Wilson & Mr. Quick. ... Composed ... by Thomas Butler.
Richard Cumberland, 1780
Songs and chorusses in the comic opera of The armorer. As performed at the Theatre Royal Covent-Garden.
Richard Cumberland, 1793
The Mysterious Husband. A Tragedy
Richard Cumberland, 1785
The Jew of Mogadore, a comic opera in three acts
Richard Cumberland, 1808
An accurate and descriptive catalogue of the several paintings in the King of Spain's palace at Madrid
Richard Cumberland, 1787
A letter to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of O----d. Containing some animadversions upon a character given of the late Dr. Bentley, in a letter, from a late professor in the University of Oxford, to the Right Rev. author of The divine legation of Moses demonstrated
Richard Cumberland, 1767
Origines gentium antiquissimae; or, Attempts for discovering the times of the first planting of nations
Richard Cumberland
The West Indian, a comedy in five acts
Richard Cumberland, 1820
Henry
Richard Cumberland, 1795
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