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Il feudatario is a comedy play by Venetian playwright Carlo Goldoni. It was published in 1752.

Works by Carlo Goldoni

The Servant of Two Masters (1745)
The Venetian Twins (1745)
La putta onorata (1749)
Il cavaliere e la dama (1749)
The Antiquarian's Family (1750)
Il teatro comico (1750–1751)
The Liar (1750–1751)
Il vero amico (1750)
I pettegolezzi delle donne (1750–1751)
The Mistress of the Inn (1751)
Il feudatario (1752)
Gl'innamorati (1759)
The Boors (1760)
Le baruffe chiozzotte (1762)
Gli amori di Zelinda e Lindoro (1764)
The Fan (1765)

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