Publisher's Synopsis
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare is a compendium of Shakespeare's plays and sonnets, widely regarded as the most comprehensive edition available. Macbeth and Othello are two of Shakespeare's most iconic tragedies, exploring issues such as power, ambition, and jealousy. This edition includes full texts of both plays, as well as critical commentaries, notes, and discussions of their historical and cultural context. An essential work for students, scholars, and lovers of Shakespearean drama.
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