King Richard III /
Richard III belongs to Shakespeare's folio of King Richard plays, and is the longest of his plays after Hamlet. It is classified variously as a tragedy and a history, showing the reign of Richard III in an unflattering light. The play's length springs in part from its reference to the othe...
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[Auckland, N.Z.] :
Floating Press,
Ã2008.
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Rārangi ihirangi:
- Title; Contents; Persons Represented; ACT I; Scene I. London. A Street; Scene II. London. Another Street; Scene III. London. A Room in the Palace; Scene IV. London. A Room in the Tower; ACT II; Scene I. London. A Room in the Palace; Scene II. Another Room in the Palace; Scene III. London. A Street; Scene IV. London. A Room in the Palace; ACT III; Scene I. London. A Street; Scene II. Before Lord Hasting's House; Scene III. Pomfret. Before the Castle; Scene IV. London. A Room in the Tower; Scene V. London. The Tower Walls; Scene VI. London. A Street; Scene VII. London. Court of Baynard's Castle.
- ACT IVScene I. London. Before the Tower; Scene II. London. A Room of State in the Palace; Scene III. London. Another Room in the Palace; Scene IV. London. Before the Palace; Scene V.A Room in Lord Stanley's House; ACT V; Scene I. Salisbury. An Open Place; Scene II. Plain Near Tamworth; Scene III. Bosworth Field; Scene IV. Another Part of the Field; Scene V. Another Part of the Field.