Angelo, The Tyrant Of Padua

First published in 1835, Victor Hugo's play 'Angelo: The Tyrant of Padua' tells the story of Angelo, a power-hungry ruler who seeks to maintain his authority through violence and terror. The play explores themes of tyranny, rebellion, and the corrupting influence of power. A masterful work of drama by one of the greatest writers of the Romantic era.
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