Works
- Praise of Molière, crowned (1769);
- The Fountain of Praise (1774);
- The young Indian (1764); La Jeune Indienne: Comédie en Un Acte Et en Vers. Princeton University Press. 1945.
- The Merchant of Smythe, comedy;
- Mustapha and Zéangir, tragedy.
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