Locrine
About this book
Locrine is an Elizabethan tragedy drawing on the legendary early history of Britain, centered on Locrine, a son of Brutus, though its attribution to Shakespeare is disputed among scholars. It suits readers of Renaissance drama and those studying the Shakespeare Apocrypha.
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