In this insightful and entertaining collection of essays, Hazlitt provides incisive character analyses of some of Shakespeare's most beloved plays. He explores themes such as courage, ambition, and jealousy, and shows how Shakespeare's characters reflect the complexities of human nature. With its lively prose and accessible style, this book is a great introduction to Shakespearean drama.
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