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Richard III

William Shakespeare

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Table of contents
  • Title Page2
  • Theatrical Rights5
  • Bibliographical Note6
  • Copyright Page7
  • Note8
  • Table of Contents9
  • Dramatis Personas10
  • ACT I.11
  • SCENE I. London. A Street.11
  • SCENE II. The Same. Another Street12
  • SCENE III. The Palace.14
  • SCENE IV London. The Tower.17
  • ACT II.20
  • SCENE I. London. The Palace.20
  • SCENE II. The Palace.21
  • SCENE III. London. A Street.22
  • SCENE IV London. The Palace.22
  • ACT III.24
  • SCENE I. London. A Street.24
  • SCENE II. Before Lord Hastings’ House.25
  • SCENE III. Pomfret Castle.26
  • SCENE IV The Tower of London.26
  • SCENE V. The Tower-Walls.27
  • SCENE VI. The Same. A Street.28
  • SCENE VII. Baynard’s Castle.29
  • ACT IV30
  • SCENE I. Before the Tower.30
  • SCENE II. London. The Palace.30
  • SCENE III. The Same.31
  • SCENE IV. Before the Palace.32
  • SCENE V Lord Derby’s House.37
  • ACT V38
  • SCENE I. Salisbury. An open place.38
  • SCENE II. The Camp near Tamworth.38
  • SCENE III. Bosworth Field.38
  • SCENE IV Another Part of the Field.41
  • SCENE V Another Part of the Field.41
Book details
  • Vendor Dover Publications
  • SKU 9780486111315
  • ISBN-13 9780486111315
  • Author William Shakespeare
  • Category Drama
  • Subject English

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The final play in Shakespeare's masterly dramatization of the strife between the Houses of York and Lancaster, Richard III offers a stunning portrait of an archvillain--a man of cunning and ruthless ambition who seduces, betrays and murders his way to the throne. In the process, Richard delivers great speeches and engages in formidable confrontations with a large cast of characters, almost all of them caught up in the terrible struggle for power that dominates the play. It is a tribute to Shakespeare's dramatic genius and knowledge of human psychology that by the end of the drama the detestable Richard begins to elicit some sympathy for the awful plight in which he finds himself. Explanatory footnotes and an introductory note are included.