The First and Second Parts of King Edward the Fourth

This volume presents a high-quality facsimile reprint of the rare 1599 first edition of Thomas Heywood’s historical drama, ＂The First and Second Parts of King Edward the Fourth.＂ This edition, reproduced from the unique copy held in the library of Charles W. Clark, offers scholars and enthusiasts a valuable opportunity to engage with the text as it appeared in its original form. Heywoodâ€(TM)s chronicle play vividly portrays the reign of King Edward IV, delving into the political intrigues, battles, and personal conflicts that defined the era. The facsimile captures the nuances of the original printing, making it an essential resource for those studying early modern drama and the historical context of Shakespearean England.

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