An Introduction to Shakespeare

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Contains: - [Hamlet](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL15203981W) - King Henry IV. Part 1 - King Lear - King Richard II - [Much Ado About Nothing](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL362691W) - [Romeo and Juliet](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL362705W) - Sonnets - [Tempest](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL362699W) - Twelfth Night

subjects: Criticism and interpretation,  mistaken identities,  performing arts,  comedy,  Drama,  Conspiracies,  Rejection (Psychology),  Courtship,  Juvenile drama,  Quartos,  Plays,  English drama,  Textual Criticism,  Specimens,  Fiction,  Classic Literature,  History and criticism,  English drama (Comedy),  Juvenile literature,  English literature: Shakespeare criticism,  English literature: Shakespeare texts,  Plays / Drama,  Literary Criticism,  Classics,  play,  tragicomedy,  Survival after airplane accidents, shipwrecks,  Magicians,  Fathers and daughters,  Castaways,  shipwrecks,  Spirits,  Shipwreck victims,  English literature,  Political refugees,  English Young adult drama,  Islands,  Shipwreck survival,  Children's plays, English,  Reading Level-Grade 11,  Reading Level-Grade 12,  Shakespeare plays, texts,  Stage history,  Succession,  Fathers,  Regicide,  Tragedy,  fathers succession,  regicides,  inheritance and succession,  Britons,  English plays,  ageing parents,  scripts,  English language,  Princes,  English drama (Tragedy),  Texts,  Kings and rulers,  Murder victims' families,  Revenge,  Death,  Homicide,  Drama texts, plays,  Drama texts: from c 1900 -,  juvenile literature,  Murder victims' families,  Children's plays,  Drama texts,  Shakespeare plays,  Tragedies,  Victims of crimes,  Reading Level-Grade 9,  Reading Level-Grade 10,  Youth,  Vendetta,  Love-Romance-Fiction,  Classic-Classical Literature,  Suspense-Fiction,  Conflict of generations,  Teatro,  Dramatic production,  Suicide,  Love in adolescence,  English Love stories,  Man-woman relationships,  Families,  Children: Grades 3-4

People: Juliet Capulet,  Romeo Montague,  Escalus,  Mercutio,  Paris,  Lady Montague,  Benvolio,  Abram,  Balthasar,  Lady Capulet,  Tybalt,  Sampson,  Peter,  Gregory,  Friar Lawrence,  Friar John,  William Shakespeare (1564-1616),  Don Pedro,  Don John,  Claudio,  Benedick,  Leonato,  Antonio,  Borachio,  Conrade,  Friar Francis,  Dogberry,  Verges,  A Sexton,  A Boy,  Hero,  Beatrice,  Margaret,  Ursula,  Messengers,  Watch,  Attendants,  Prospero,  Miranda,  Ariel,  Caliban,  Sycorax,  Iris,  Ceres,  Juno,  Alonso,  Sebastian,  Ferdinand,  Gonzalo,  Claudius,  Hamlet,  Polonius,  Horatio,  Laertes,  Voltimand,  Cornelius,  Rosencrantz,  Guildenstern,  Osric,  Gentleman,  Priest,  Marcellus,  Bernardo,  Francisco,  Reynaldo,  Players,  Two Clowns,  Fortinbras,  Captain,  English Ambassadors,  Gertrude,  Ophelia,  Lords,  Ladies,  Officers,  Soldiers,  Sailors,  Ghost of Hamlet's father,  Hamlet (Legendary character)

Places: Italy,  Verona,  Messina,  Naples,  Carthage,  Denmark,  Norway,  Great Britain,  Russia