The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [9 vols.] - William Shakespeare

The Works of William Shakespeare [Cambridge Edition] [9 vols.]

By William Shakespeare

  • Release Date: 1616-01-01
  • Genre: Fiction & Literature
3 Score: 3 (From 52 Ratings)

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It is an interesting article on how they put the collection together, including the Introduction and notes of some famous plays of Shakespeare.

Reviews

  • The works of William Skakedpeare

    1
    By Toper102
    One star because I must to have my say This is not what it was purported to be. I'm sorry I bothered It is not Shakespeare's plays, but a lot of blather. I'm glad I didn't pay for it

  • This is nine volumes?

    1
    By Mark D R Stern
    I got this thinking that nine volumes must be the collected works. Yet, it is a 153 page introduction. You will have to buy the plays individually.

  • This is just the Preface!

    1
    By SusanF82
    While this is an interesting article on how they put the collection together, there is no actual complete work of Shakespeare included in this volume. The other two-thirds of the book is filled with ads for other publications. Thank God this was free.

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