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| 1. | [no image] | Othello from Public Domain Books Customer Review:  This is another one of Shakespeare's great tragedies read true to text. Not much more to say, this is a great, very sad story. |
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| 2. |  | Romeo and Juliet (Oxford School Shakespeare) from Oxford University Press, USA Customer Review: I'm very happy with the condition of this book and the price is extremely reasonable. |
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| 3. |  | Hamlet (The New Folger Library Shakespeare) from Simon & Schuster Customer Review: It was very scary to read this book because of its reputation and the old English and so forth. I spent about 6 weeks to read and study slowly and I am very happy with the experience. My appreciation and understanding of this masterpiece probably is very limited, to say the least, and I will have to... |
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| 4. |  | Macbeth (Folger Shakespeare Library) from Simon & Schuster Customer Review: Perfect ad for any literature collection. Fast shipping and the book was in good condition. |
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| 5. |  | The Winter's Tale (World's Classics) from Oxford University Press, USA Customer Review: This seller was very prompt and gracious. She left many of her personal touches in this order (bookmark and note), which really stood out to me. This is a great seller and product was as described. I purchased the book around 1am on Monday morning and received the book by 10am Tuesday morning! Ships... |
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| 6. |  | Othello (Folger Shakespeare Library) from Simon & Schuster Customer Review: I love the Folger Shakespeare editions. They contain essays on his life; his times; the play; the players; the theatre and always an essay on modern perspective. The left side of each page has all the notes pertaining to that page's dialogue. The annotations are always spot on and save a lot of time... |
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| 7. |  | Hamlet (Case Studies in Contemporary Criticism) from Bedford/St. Martin's Customer Review: "Hamlet" doesn't need any introduction -- the tortured Dane, the ghost, meditations on suicide and a climax full of death. But as well-known as the storyline is, the play itself is what deserves the attention, both for Shakespeare's shadowy plot filled with uncertainty and treachery -- and for his... |
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| 8. |  | The Tempest (Folger Shakespeare Library) from Simon & Schuster Customer Review:  It is a great copy of the book in the sense that it's inexpensive and it's not bulky at all and it's great if you are reading for entertainment. The problem being is that THERE IS NO LINE NUMBERS! I bought this copy to use for school, and it is impossible to keep up with the teacher mainly because... |
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| 9. |  | Julius Caesar (The New Folger Library Shakespeare) from Simon & Schuster Customer Review:  Julius Caesar, a play written by Shakespeare, is a portrayal of the political corruption in the Roman era of 100-44 B.C. The play begins by introducing us to conspirators who wish to kill their ruler Julius Caesar. They go through with their plan and assassinate their king. This action leads to more... |
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| 10. |  | The Tempest (Arden Shakespeare) from Arden Shakespeare Customer Review: "The Tempest" is Shakespeare's last great play, and in an oddly appropriate way it is very different from much of his earlier efforts. Unlike most of Shakespeare's work, "The Tempest" seems to have come mostly from the Bard's own mind, and does not have source materials from which Shakespeare lifted... |
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