1622-1673

An English translation of seventeenth-century French playwright Molie?re's play about a man in love with a woman who is the embodiment of all that he abhors.

Presents English translations of two plays by seventeenth-century French playwright Moli?re, including "The Misanthrope," the story of a man who loves a woman who is the embodiement of all that he abhors; and "Tartuffe," which tells of a wealthy, middle-aged bigot who is conned by Tartuffe into handing over his fortune and his daughter.

Collection of seven plays by the seventeenth-century French author, representing the many facets of his writing talents.

A collection of seven plays by social satirist and playwright Moli?re.

Moli?ere is a down-and-out actor and playwright who is up to his ears in debt. The wealthy Jourdain offers to cover that debt so that Moli?ere's theatrical talents might help Jourdain win the heart of a certain widowed marquise.

Includes "The Misanthrope," a verse comedy in five acts, along with six other plays written by the seventeenth-century French author in the later years of his career.

Alceste is against duplicity and false flattery, but the woman he loves, C?lim?ne, is the embodiment of all that he abhors which makes this a comedy of manners.