Contrast in Shakespeare’s Historical Plays

This book provides an analysis of contrasts in Shakespeare’s plays, focusing especially on the contrasting personalities and actions of historical figures. Meehan’s work illuminates the way in which Shakespeare used contrasts to develop characters and themes, and offers insights into the broader cultural context of Elizabethan England.

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