The Dramatic Works

This first volume of "The Dramatic Works" presents a carefully corrected edition of William Shakespeare's plays, prepared by Isaac Reed, Esq., and enriched with copious annotations. This collection includes a detailed life of Shakespeare, Dr. Johnson's renowned preface, and Farmer's insightful essay on Shakespeare. Featured plays in this volume are "The Tempest" and "Two Gentlemen of Verona."

This edition offers readers a comprehensive understanding of Shakespeare's genius, blending the original texts with scholarly analysis, making it an invaluable resource for students, academics, and anyone with an interest in classic literature. The inclusion of critical essays from notable figures like Dr. Johnson and Farmer provides historical context and diverse perspectives on Shakespeare's enduring legacy.

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