Which of the following plays did Fletcher write with Francis Beaumont?
- A. The Faithful Shepherdess
- B. The Loyal Subject
- C. Cupid's Revenge
- D. The Pilgrim
- E. The Maid's Tragedy
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Correct answer: A. C and E only
Explanation
Cupid's Revenge (c. 1607–12) and The Maid's Tragedy (c. 1610) are joint works. The Faithful Shepherdess, The Loyal Subject and The Pilgrim are Fletcher's alone.
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