Thomas Holcroft

An English translation by Thomas Holcroft was published at both London and Dublin in 1786. The Juvenile Theatre, 1807, selects mostly from this, with one play from Genlis's non-biblical The Theatre of Education.

Thomas Holcroft translated this work as Tales of the Castle; or, Stories of Instruction and Delight, published in London by February 1785. He deliberately took liberties with the text which rendered...

EI made revisions to her ten-year-old draft of A Simple Story, basing them on suggestions from the novelist Thomas Holcroft .

Richard Lovell Edgeworth wrote a preface, dating it February. He was seriously annoyed when Johnson commissioned Thomas Holcroft to write mottoes for these tales. Johnson, however, paid three hundred pounds for it.

MTK and her future husband were not, as is sometimes said, joint authors of Deaf and Dumb, a musical drama of the 1800-1 season: it was a French piece adapted by Thomas Holcroft ...

In an AdvertisementEM says she has changed her original fairly extensively in order to make it more probable. Her reason for undertaking the project was to show the reading public what was the basis...

Thomas Holcroft 's Theatrical Recorder included seven plays translated by his daughter Fanny Holcroft from Spanish, German, and Italian.

FH 's novel Fortitude and Frailty, 1817, appeared with prefatory Lines to the Memory of the Late Thomas Holcroft.