The Collected Works Of Henrik Ibsen: By William Archer]; Volume 7

A comprehensive collection of the plays and poems of one of the world’s greatest dramatists, this volume showcases Ibsen’s range and versatility, from the dark psychological drama of ＂Hedda Gabler＂ to the epic scope of ＂Peer Gynt＂. With insightful introductions and annotations by the renowned translator and Ibsen scholar William Archer, this book is a must-read for lovers of classic literature.

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