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Tempest / Shakespeare, William 1999  Book
Shakespeare, William Book
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Publication New York, Dover Publications, Inc., 1999.
Description 68pBrick red Spine
Series Dover Thrift Editions
Summary/Abstract The story concerns Miranda, a lovely young maiden, and Prospero, her philosophical old magician father, who dwell on an enchanted island, alone except for their servants - Ariel, an invisible sprite, and Caliban, a monstrous witch's son until the arrival of a shipwrecked party that includes the enemies who unsurped Prospero's dukedom years before.
Standard Number 9780486406589 Pb.
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Winter's tale / Shakespeare, William 2005  DVD
Shakespeare, William DVD
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Publication London, BBC World Wide, 2005.
Description 173 min. approx.Black Spine
Series The Shakespeare Collection
Summary/Abstract Running an emotional gamut from betrayal and broken hearts to romance and reconciliation, this 1611 tragicomedy begins with the tyrannical actions of a jealous king, whose baseless suspicions destroy his own family. The play's second half takes place 16 years later, when the lively plot takes a lighthearted turn, abounding in song and dance.
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Winter's tale / Shakespeare, William   Book
Shakespeare, William Book
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Publication Great Britain, Cambridge University Press,
Description 128pYellow Spine
Series Cambridge Student Guide
Summary/Abstract Jealousy and love are the driving forces of the play. It begins as a potential tragedy but ends with repentence and renewal, and the fulfilment of the oracle.
Contents Commentary What did Shakespeare write? What did Shakespeare read? What was Shakespeare's England like? Language Critical approaches Organising your responses Resources
Standard Number 0521008174 Pb.
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