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The Merchant of Venice

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4 out of 5
Based on 44 Ratings and 44 Reviews

Book Description
This edition of The Merchant of Venice, based on a fresh examination of the early editions, includes an exceptionally lucid and accessible introduction which addresses Shakespeare's attitude toward Semitism and establishes the cultural, historical, and literary context in which Shakespeare wrote the play. An interesting range of production photographs and drawings of Renaissance merchants... More
Book Information
PublisherOxford University Press Inc
BindingPaperback (86 editions)
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of Pages256
ISBN-100192814540
ISBN-13978-0192814548
Publication Date04/07/1994
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About William Shakespeare (Author) : William Shakespeare was a published creator, photographer, narrator, editor, author, and an illustrator. Some of the published credits of William Shakespeare include Winters Tale (Heritage Theatre Vid... more
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About Jay L. Halio (Editor) : Jay L. Halio is a published editor. Published credits of Jay L. Halio include The Merchant of Venice (Oxford World's Classics), The Tragedy of King Lear (The New Cambridge Shakespeare).
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