Works: With And Introd. And Explanatory Notes By Henry Weber; Volume 1
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This is Volume 1 of the collected "Works" of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher, featuring an introduction and explanatory notes by Henry Weber. Beaumont and Fletcher were highly influential English playwrights in the Jacobean and Caroline eras, second only to Shakespeare in popularity during their time. This collection presents their dramatic works, offering readers a comprehensive view of their contributions to English Renaissance drama.
Weber's introduction and notes provide valuable context and insights into the plays, making this edition an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts of early modern literature. The volume showcases the playwrights' skill in crafting intricate plots, memorable characters, and enduring theatrical experiences. A must-have for any serious student of English drama, "Works, Volume 1" preserves the legacy of two of England's most celebrated playwrights.
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