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Tamerlane
Tamerlane,a tragedy by Rowe , produced 1701 , of some historical interest because under the name of Tamerlane the author intended to characterize William III , while under that of Bajazet he held up Louis XIV to detestation. The play was, for more than 100 years, annually revived on 5 Nov. , the date of William III's landing in England.
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