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DOVER THRIFT EDITIONSGENERAL EDITOR: PAUL NEGRIEDITOR OF THIS VOLUME: JOHN BERSETH CopyrightCopyright 2000 by DOVER Publications, rights reserved under Pan American and International Copyright Conventions. Theatrical RightsThis DOVER THRIFT Edition may be used in its entirety, in adaptation, or in any other way for theatricalproductions, professional and amateur, in the United States, without fee, permission, oracknowledgment. (This may not apply outside of the United States, as copyright conditions may vary.) Bibliographical NoteThis DOVER edition, first published in 2000, contains the unabridged text of Tartuffe, based on the18th-century translation from the French by H. Baker and J. Miller. A new Note has been added. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataMoli re, 1622-1673.[Tartuffe. English]Tartuffe / Moli cm. ( DOVER THRIFT EDITIONS )9780486112848I. Title. II..A42 2000842 .4 dc2199-044074 Manufactured in the United States of AmericaDover Publications, Inc.
King Louis XIV), and performed regularly before enthusiastic audiences. After a series of successful runs at the Petit-Bourbon, the company moved to the Palais-Royal in 1661. The company became the Troupe du roi in 1665. Le Tartuffe ou l’imposteur was first performed at Versailles for the king in 1664. This three-act
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