This collection presents the dramatic works of Jean Racine in metrical English verse, translated by Robert Bruce Boswell. Racine, a towering figure of 17th-century French literature, is celebrated for his powerful tragedies that explore themes of love, duty, and fate. Boswell's translation brings Racine's classic plays to a new audience, preserving the poetic beauty and dramatic intensity of the originals.
Included in this volume are some of Racine's most renowned works, offering readers a comprehensive introduction to his oeuvre. Experience the timeless stories and compelling characters that have captivated audiences for centuries in this accessible English rendition. This edition provides a valuable resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in exploring the riches of French classical drama.
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