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Julius Caesar(Illustrated)

William Shakespeare

Editorial: Micheal Smith

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Sinopsis

Illustrated Edition: Includes 20 stunning illustrations to bring the drama of ancient Rome to life.
	Contains Summary: A concise and captivating summary to set the stage for the unfolding tragedy.
	Characters List: Detailed descriptions of the key players to enhance your understanding and enjoyment of the play.
	Author Biography: Dive into the life of William Shakespeare, the genius behind this timeless classic.

Dive into the heart of ancient Rome with this beautifully illustrated edition of William Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar." This masterpiece of political intrigue and power unfolds the story of the ambitious Julius Caesar, a leader whose ascent evokes both admiration and fear among the masses and the elite alike. With Rome as its backdrop, the play explores themes of friendship, betrayal, and the moral dilemmas of power and ambition through the actions of its compelling characters.
This edition brings "Julius Caesar" to life with 20 stunning illustrations, capturing the intensity and emotion of Shakespeare's work. It is a treasure for both fans of the Bard and newcomers alike. The added summary offers a window into the play's key events, providing context and insight to enhance your reading experience. The detailed characters list serves as a guide through the complex relationships and motivations that drive the story forward, from the honorable Brutus and the manipulative Cassius to the loyal Mark Antony.
Accompanied by a biography of William Shakespeare, this edition not only celebrates his unparalleled contribution to literature but also offers a glimpse into the life of the man who penned some of the most enduring plays in the English language. Whether you're a lifelong Shakespeare enthusiast or exploring his works for the first time, this illustrated edition of "Julius Caesar" promises a riveting journey into the heart of human ambition, loyalty, and the quest for power.

 
Disponible desde: 13/01/2024.

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