Samuel Foote
Active Years
Min year: 1741, Max year: 1799, Max count: 27As Author
- 1741: The genuine memoirs of the life of Sir John Dinely Goodere, Bart. who was murder'd by the contrivance of his own brother, on board the Ruby Man of War, in King-Road near Bristol, Jan 19, 1740
- 1747: A treatise on the passions, so far as they regard the stage; with a critical enquiry into the theatrical merit of Mr. G-k, Mr. Q-n, and Mr. B-y. The first considered in the part of Lear, the two last opposed in Othello
- 1747: The Roman and English comedy consider'd and compar'd with remarks on the suspicious husband
- 1747: The roman and English comedy consider'd and compar'd. With remarks on The suspicious husband. And an examen into the merit of the present comic actors. By S. Foote, Esq;
- 1750: A genuine and authentick history of the life and character of Samuel Goodere, Esq
- 1752: Taste
- 1752: Taste
- 1753: The Englishman in Paris
- 1753: The englishman in Paris
- 1753: The englishman in Paris
- 1753: The englishman in Paris
- 1753: Taste
- 1754: The knights
- 1754: The knights
- 1756: The Englishman in Paris
- 1756: The englishman returned from Paris
- 1756: The englishman return'd from Paris
- 1757: The Englishman returned from Paris
- 1757: Prologue to Mr. Foote's comedy, called, The author, to be spoken on Saturday the 8th instant, by Mr. Brown for the benefit of Mrs. Love
- 1757: The author
- 1757: The Englishman return'd from Paris
- 1757: The author
- 1758: The englishman in Paris
- 1758: The author
- 1758: The knights
- 1760: Epilogue to The minor
- 1760: A letter from Mr. Foote, to the reverend author of the remarks, critical and Christian, on The minor
- 1760: The minor
- 1760: The minor
- 1760: The minor
- 1760: Mr. Foot's original address to the public
- 1760: The minor
- 1760: The minor
- 1760: The minor
- 1761: The minor
- 1762: The orators
- 1762: The orators
- 1762: Taste. A comedy
- 1762: The Englishman returned from Paris, being the sequel to the Englishman in Paris
- 1763: The englishman in Paris
- 1763: The englishman in Paris
- 1764: The patron
- 1764: The patron
- 1764: The patron
- 1764: The minor
- 1764: The lyar
- 1764: The mayor of Garret
- 1764: The mayor of Garret
- 1764: The lyar
- 1765: Taste
- 1765: The commissary
- 1765: The knights
- 1765: The commissary
- 1765: The commissary
- 1766: The englishman returned from Paris
- 1767: The minor
- 1767: The orators
- 1768: The dramatic works of Samuel Foote, Esq
- 1769: The author
- 1769: The lyar
- 1769: The mayor of Garratt
- 1770: The dramatic works
- 1770: The lame lover
- 1770: The dramatic works
- 1770: The lame lover
- 1771: Apology for the minor, in a letter to the Rev. Mr. Bain. By Samuel Foote, Esq
- 1771: The birks of Invermay. Sung by Mrs Jewell in The maid of Bath
- 1771: Apology for The minor
- 1773: The commissary
- 1773: The dramatic works
- 1774: The mayor of Garret
- 1774: The patron
- 1775: The maid of Bath, a comedy
- 1775: A trip to Calais
- 1775: The author
- 1776: The mayor of Garratt
- 1776: The lyar
- 1776: The dramatic works
- 1776: The bankrupt
- 1776: The bankrupt
- 1776: The bankrupt
- 1777: The orators
- 1777: The orators
- 1777: The minor
- 1777: Taste
- 1777: Taste. A comedy
- 1778: The Englishman in Paris
- 1778: The dramatic works
- 1778: The cozeners
- 1778: The minor
- 1778: The dramatic works
- 1778: Wit for the ton! The convivial jester; or Sam Foote's last budget opened
- 1778: The author
- 1778: The devil upon two sticks
- 1778: The nabob
- 1778: The cozeners
- 1778: A trip to Calais
- 1778: Taste
- 1778: The maid of Bath
- 1778: The cozeners
- 1778: The maid of Bath
- 1778: The author. By Samuel Foote, Esq
- 1778: The knights. By Samuel Foote, Esq
- 1778: The devil upon two sticks; a comedy, in three acts
- 1778: The dramatic works
- 1778: The minor
- 1778: The nabob
- 1778: [The] knights
- 1778: The devil upon two sticks
- 1778: The new theatre of fun; or, the modern Aristophanes in high glee
- 1778: The maid of Bath
- 1778: The dramatic works
- 1778: The dramatic works
- 1779: Wit for the ton! The convivial jester; or, Sam Foote's last budget opened
- 1779: The dramatic works of Samuel Foote, Esq; in four volumes
- 1779: The dramatic works of Samuel Foote, Esq; in four volumes.
- 1779: The commissary
- 1780: The lyar
- 1780: The mayor of Garratt
- 1780: The orators
- 1780: The patron
- 1780: The englishman returned from Paris
- 1780: The englishman returned from Paris
- 1781: The dramatic works of Samuel Foote, Esq
- 1781: The minor
- 1781: The patron
- 1781: Taste
- 1781: The dramatic works of Samuel Foote, Esq
- 1782: The dramatic works
- 1782: Memoirs of the life of Sir John Dineley Goodere, Bart
- 1782: The author
- 1782: The commissary
- 1782: The dramatic works
- 1782: The bankrupt
- 1783: Wit for the ton!
- 1783: The englishman in Paris
- 1783: The dramatic works
- 1783: The mayor of Garratt
- 1783: The dramatic works
- 1785: Memoirs of the life of Sir John Dineley Goodere, Baronet, who was murdered by the contrivance of his own brother, on board the Ruby man of war, in King's Road, near Bristol, Jan. 19, 1740-1. Together wtth [sic] the life, history, trial, and last dying words of his brother Captain Samuel Goodere, ... Written by Samuel Foote, Esq; nephew to Sir John Dineley Goodere
- 1786: The dramatic works
- 1786: The lyar
- 1787: The knights; a comedy. As it is performed at the Theatres Royal. Written by Samuel Foote, Esq
- 1787: The lame lover
- 1787: The knights
- 1787: Taste; a comedy
- 1787: The dramatic works
- 1787: The Englishman in Paris
- 1787: The minor
- 1788: The Englishman returned from Paris. Being the sequel to The Englishman in Paris. A farce. In two acts. As performed at the Theatres Royal in Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden. By Samuel Foote, Esq
- 1788: The orators
- 1788: The commissary
- 1788: The minor
- 1789: The dramatic works
- 1789: The minor
- 1790: Epilogue to the Minor
- 1790: The mayor of Garratt
- 1790: The minor
- 1792: The minor
- 1792: The minor
- 1793: The lyar
- 1793: The lyar
- 1793: The minor. A comedy in three acts
- 1793: The knights
- 1794: The englishman in Paris
- 1794: A trip to Calais
- 1794: The maid of Bath. A comedy
- 1794: The capuchin
- 1794: The patron
- 1794: The orators
- 1794: The cozeners
- 1794: The nabob
- 1794: The patron
- 1794: The devil upon two sticks
- 1794: The Englishman return'd from Paris
- 1794: The bankrupt
- 1794: The commissary
- 1794: The lame lover
- 1794: Taste. A comedy
- 1794: The devil upon two sticks
- 1794: The mayor of Garratt
- 1794: The author
- 1794: The lyar
- 1795: The minor
- 1795: The cozeners
- 1795: A trip to Calais
- 1795: The maid of Bath
- 1795: The dramatic works
- 1795: The nabob
- 1797: The dramatic works
- 1797: The dramatic works
- 1797: The mayor of Garratt
- 1798: The works of Samuel Foote, Esq
- 1798: The minor
- 1798: The minor
- 1799: Taste a comedy
- 1799: The works of Samuel Foote, Esq. In two volumes. Volume I
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