The New Cambridge Shakespeare: The First Part of King Henry VI
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The New Cambridge Shakespeare: The First Part of King Henry VI  -     Edited By: Michael Hattaway
    By: William Shakespeare

The New Cambridge Shakespeare: The First Part of King Henry VI

Edited By: Michael Hattaway
Cambridge Bibles / 1990 / Paperback

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Shakespeare's plays about the reign of Henry VI were for a long time undervalued, but a recent series of outstanding productions by the Royal Shakespeare Company and others has demonstrated their theatrical vitality. This is the first major edition in over twenty-five years. It takes account of recent discoveries concerning Shakespeare's early career and the problems of authorship, and pays particular attention to recent theatrical history. This textually authoritative edition reveals King Henry VI as a dramatically innovative and politically radical account of key events in the Hundred Years War.

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Title: The New Cambridge Shakespeare: The First Part of King Henry VI
By: William Shakespeare
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 228
Vendor: Cambridge Bibles
Publication Date: 1990
Dimensions: 8.98 X 5.98 (inches)
Weight: 2 pounds
ISBN: 052129634X
ISBN-13: 9780521296342
Series: New Cambridge Shakespeare
Stock No: WW296342

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Shakespeare's plays about the reign of Henry VI were for a long time undervalued, but a recent series of outstanding productions by the Royal Shakespeare Company and others has demonstrated their theatrical vitality. This is the first major edition in over twenty-five years. It takes account of recent discoveries concerning Shakespeare's early career and the problems of authorship, and pays particular attention to recent theatrical history. This textually authoritative edition reveals King Henry VI as a dramatically innovative and politically radical account of key events in the Hundred Years War.

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