William Dunlap
| Title | Date | Type | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| A Trip to Niagara (play) | 1828 | Play | |
| Abaelino, Where is He? (play) | Play | ||
| Andre (play) | 1798 | Play | http://www.wayneturney.20m.com/andredunlap.htm http://pws.prserv.net/jwkennedy/Andre/Andre.xml http://pws.prserv.net/jwkennedy/Andre/Andre.html http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/29229 http://manybooks.net/titles/dunlapw2922929229-8.html |
| Battle of New Orleans (play) | Play | ||
| Bonaparte in England (play) | Play | ||
| Count Benyowsky (play) | Play | ||
| Darbys Return (play) | 1789 | Play | |
| Diary of William Dunlap, 1766-1839 | 1969 | Collection | |
| False Shame (play) | 1799 | Play | |
| Five Plays of William Dunlap | 1991 | Collection | |
| Force of Calumny (play) | Play | ||
| Forty and Twenty (play) | Play | ||
| Fountainville Abbey (play) | 1795 | Play | |
| Four Plays, 1789-1812 | Collection | ||
| Fraternal Discord (play) | Play | ||
| History of the American Theatre and Anecdotes of the Principal Actors | 1832 | Book | |
| History of the Rise and Progress of the Arts of Design in the U.S. | 1834 | Book | |
| Indians in England (play) | Play | ||
| Italian Father (play) | Play | ||
| La Perouse (play) | Play | ||
| Lewis of Monte Blanco (play) | Play | ||
| Lord Leicester (play) | Play | ||
| Lovers Vows (play) | Play | ||
| Memoirs of George Frederick Cooke | 1813 | Book | |
| Nina (play) | Play | ||
| Peter the Great (play) | Play | ||
| Rinaldo Rinaldini (play) | Play | ||
| Robespierre (play) | Play | ||
| School for Soldiers (play) | Play | ||
| Sternes Maria; or the Vintage (play) | Play | ||
| Tell Truth and Shame the Devil (play) | 1797 | Play | |
| The Africans (play) | Play | ||
| The Archers; or Mountaineers of Switzerland (play) | 1796 | Play | |
| The Blind Boy (play) | Play | ||
| The Fatal Deception; or the Progress of Guilt (play) | 1806 | Play | |
| The Father (play) | 1789 | Play | |
| The Father of an Only Child (play) | 1788 | Play | |
| The Father; or American Shandyism (play) | 1789 | Play | |
| The Flying Dutchman (play) | Play | ||
| The Glory of Columbia, Her Yeomanry (play) | Play | ||
| The Good Neighbour (play) | Play | ||
| The Knight of the Guadalquiver (play) | Play | ||
| The Knights Adventure (play) | Play | ||
| The Merry Gardener (play) | Play | ||
| The Misers Wedding (play) | Play | ||
| The Modest Soldier; or Love in New York (play) | 1787 | Play | |
| The Mysterious Monk/Ribbemont; or the Feudal Baron (play) | 1803 | Play | |
| The Natural Daughter (play) | Play | ||
| The Proverb; or Conceit Can Kill, Conceit Can Cure (play) | Play | ||
| The Robbery (play) | Play | ||
| The Soldier of 76 (play) | Play | ||
| The Stranger (play) | 1798 | Play | |
| The Strangers Birth Day (play) | Play | ||
| The Virgin of the Sun (play) | 1800 | Play | |
| The Voice of Nature (play) | Play | ||
| The Wife of Two Husbands (play) | Play | ||
| Thirty Years Ago; or the Memoirs of a Water Drinker (novel) | 1836 | Book | Vol. 1 http://search.lib.virginia.edu/catalog/uva-lib:219315 Vol. 2 http://search.lib.virginia.edu/catalog/uva-lib:213060 |
| Thirty Years; or the Life of a Gambler (play) | Play | ||
| Wild Goose Chase (play) | Play | ||
| William Tell; or the Archers (play) | Play | ||
| Yankee Chronology (play) | Play |
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