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The Revenger's Tragedy - cover

The Revenger's Tragedy

Thomas Middleton

Publisher: e-artnow

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Summary

"The Revenger's Tragedy" is a cynical revenge drama by Thomas Middleton, a Jacobean playwright. It depicts a tragic and ambitious battle for power in a seventeenth-century Italian court. The themes of revenge, power, lust, and death remain dominant throughout the play.
Available since: 12/07/2023.
Print length: 56 pages.

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