The Misanthrope, Tartuffe, and Other Plays (with an Introduction by Henry Carrington Lancaster)

Molière's journey from a struggling actor in provincial France to a celebrated playwright in Paris showcases his mastery of comedic drama. This collection features his renowned works such as "The Misanthrope," which critiques the hypocrisy of the aristocracy, and "Tartuffe," centered on a family's entanglement with a deceitful impostor. Other notable plays included are "The School for Wives" and "The Impromptu at Versailles," highlighting his sharp wit and social commentary. The edition is enhanced with an introduction by Henry Carrington Lancaster.