This edition of William Shakespeare's "King Henry V" presents a unique opportunity for scholars and enthusiasts alike to delve into the textual history of this iconic play. By providing parallel texts of the First Quarto (1600) and First Folio (1623) editions, this volume allows readers to compare and contrast the variations between these early printings. Explore the evolution of Shakespeare's work and gain fresh insights into the complexities of the play's characters, themes, and language. A valuable resource for students, researchers, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of "King Henry V" and Shakespearean drama.
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