"Fans of classic European melodrama will love The Robbers. Originally staged in the late eighteenth century, this play -- which follows the feud between brothers in an aristocratic German family -- was a blockbuster success that propelled Friedrich Schiller to the height of literary fame. The Robbers was later adapted into an equally renowned opera written by Verdi."@en

"Robbers"
"The robbers; a tragedy"@en
"The robbers. a tragedy"@en
"The robbers; a tragedy in five acts, translated and altered from the German as it was performed at Brandenburgh-house Theater, 1793"@en
"The robbers. A tragedy"@en
"The robbers. A tragedy"
"The robbers : [Die Räuber]"
"The robbers : (Die Räuber)"@en
"The robbers A tragedy"
"The robbers A tragedy"@en
"The robbers: a tragedy"
"The robbers: a tragedy"@en
"The robbers. A tragedy. Translated from the German of Frederick Schiller"
"The robbers. A tragedy. Translated from the German of Frederick Schiller"@en
"Räuber <engl.&gt"
"The robbers ; a tragedy"
"The Robbers ... Translated ... by the Rev. W. Render"@en
"The robbers a tragedy"@en
"The robbers a tragedy"
"The robbers : a tragedy"
"The robbers : a tragedy"@en
"The Robbers"@en
"The Robbers"
"The robbers : 1792"@en
"The robbers : 1792"
"˜Theœ robbers"
"The robbers : A tragedy"
"The robbers"@en
"The robbers"