The Family Shakspeare in Which Nothing is Added to the Original Text; but Those Words and Expression

In this edition of Shakespeare’s plays, Bowdler removes any content that he deemed unsuitable or offensive for women and children. While this may seem problematic today, the book holds significant historical value and provides insight into the societal norms and values of the time.

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