Dramatic Effects: The Impact of Theater on 19th-Century U.S. Culture and Society
ByAmy E. Hughes
Associate Professor of Theater History and Criticism at Brooklyn College (CUNY)
ALA Midwinter Meeting, Seattle. WA
January 27, 2019
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