The West Indian: A Comedy, in Five Acts

Set in the theatrical world of 18th-century England, this comedy unfolds over five acts, featuring a prologue and an epilogue penned by David Garrick. First performed in 1771, it showcases the wit and social commentary characteristic of Richard Cumberland's work. The play offers a glimpse into the cultural dynamics of its time, reflecting themes of society and politics within a comedic framework. With high-quality digital scans now available, it serves as a valuable resource for libraries, scholars, and theater enthusiasts.