Bell's Edition of Shakespeare's Plays

This is a classic edition of Shakespeare's plays, offering a detailed and critical analysis of the text and its performance history in London. It includes extensive notes on the language, characters, and themes of each play, as well as insights into the theatrical context in which they were originally performed. With its rich and poetic prose, it is a must-have for anyone interested in the world of Shakespearean drama.
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