Drake
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- or, the Transfer of the Trident A National Drama
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1. Front matter2. DRAKE:3. Dramatis Personæ.4. TO THE ANGLO-SAXON RACE.5. Scene I.—PLYMOUTH—A STREET ALONG THE QUAY.6. Scene II.—“THE BLUE ANCHOR”—THE TAP ROOM.7. Scene III.—THE MARKET PLACE.8. Scene IV.—A ROOM IN THE PALACE.9. Scene I.—THE HARBOUR OF SAN JUAN DE ULLOA.10. Scene II.—AN ISLAND WITH BATTERIES COMMANDING THE MOUTH OF THE HARBOUR.11. Scene III.—HARBOUR OF SAN JUAN DE ULLOA.12. Scene IV.—THE BATTLE OF SAN JUAN DE ULLOA.13. Scene I.—PLYMOUTH.14. Scene II.15. Scene III.—THE TERRACE OF GREENWICH PALACE.16. Scene IV.—A ROOM IN THE PALACE.17. Scene I.—DECK OF THE PACHA.18. Scene II.—THE MARKET PLACE.19. Scene III.—CREEK IN THE RIVER CHAGRES.20. Scene IV.—TWO STREAMS MEETING AT A POINT OF LAND,21. Scene VI.—PALACE OF THE INDIAN CACIQUE.22. Scene VII.—INTERIOR OF THE PALACE.23. Scene VIII.—THE HALL OF THE DEAD.24. Scene IX.—THE FOREST.25. Scene X.—THE MOUNTAIN TOPS.26. Scene XI.—THE PLATEAU AND THE GREAT COTTON TREE.27. Scene XII.—THE FOREST.28. Scene I.—PORT ST. JULIAN, PATAGONIA.29. Scene II.—THE QUEEN’S PRIVATE CHAMBER.30. Scene III.—CENTRE OF THE PACIFIC.31. Scene IV.32. Scene V.—ROOM IN HAMPTON COURT.33. Scene VI.—THE TERRACE OF GREENWICH PALACE.34. Scene VII.—A ROOM IN THE PALACE.35. Scene VIII.—TERRACE OF GREENWICH PALACE.