The Tempest
About this book
A late Shakespearean play in which the exiled magician Prospero uses his powers to shipwreck his enemies on a remote island, working toward reconciliation and the restoration of his dukedom. Suitable for readers of English drama, students of Shakespeare, and those interested in themes of power, magic, and forgiveness.
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