The First And Second Parts Of King Edward Iv.

Thomas Heywood

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Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism Theatre and Performance Studies Renaissance Literature and Culture

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This is the first new edition Edward IV to be issued since the 1870s. The text of this edition was used by the actors at The Globe when they gave the first London performance of the play in more than four centuries. By demonstrating the playwright's dextrous marshalling of a remarkable range of sources, and by examining afresh the dramatist's singular theatrical technique, this volume reopens an exciting if difficult play to a new generation of scholars and performers.

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