The Elizabethan Hamlet: A Study of the Sources and of Shakspere’s Environment, to Show That the Mad

This fascinating study of Shakespeare’s most famous play offers insights into the historical and cultural context that informed its creation. Author John Corbin explores the sources of Hamlet and the Tudor-era society in which it was written, shedding new light on the play’s themes and characters. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in Shakespeare or Elizabethan literature.

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