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Coriolanus - William Shakespeare

Coriolanus

By: William Shakespeare

eBook | 13 April 2015

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William Shakespeare was an english writer, poet and dramatist and actor of Renaissance age. In the world history W. Shakespeare is definetely the most well-known and significant person who influenced the development of all theatrical art. His plays still don't leave theatre stages all around the world. The story plunges readers into the atmosphere of ancient Rome and Coriolae's neighborhood. This tragedy is based on the life of the Roman king Caius Marcius Coriolanus. The author described the reason that led to his fell and death: a blinding fame, pride, lack of reasonable ideas. Read the story till the end to know the fate of Caius Marcius Coriolanus.

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