Charles Praetorius Libri

Lear, re di Britannia ha tre figlie tra cui vorrebbe dividere il regno, maCordelia, la minore, viene diseredata e va sposa al re di Francia. Il regno èdiviso tra Gonerilla, moglie del duca d'Albany, e Regana, moglie del duca diCornovaglia. Le due scacciano il padre dal regno e in sua difesa giunge conl'esercito francese Cordelia che però viene catturata e uccisa per ordine diEdmondo, usurpatore della contea di Gloucester. Lear muore di dolore, Gonerilla, innamorata di Edmondo, uccide la sorella e trama l'assassinio del marito.Scoperta, si uccide e il regno della Britannia sarà del duca d'Albany.

Experience one of Shakespeare's most captivating plays in its original form. This edition of Richard the Second provides readers with an authentic glimpse of the play as it was first performed, with all its richness and depth intact.

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A facsimile of the first quarto of Shakespeare's play about King John, with notes and explanations. This book offers a unique insight into Shakespeare's creative process and is a must-read for any literary enthusiast.

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One of Shakespeare's most celebrated works, Othello is a powerful drama exploring themes of jealousy, betrayal, and racism. This edition includes detailed annotations and analysis, making it an ideal resource for students and theater enthusiasts.