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by William Shakespeare (Author)
Coriolanus is a tragedy that follows the life of Caius Marcius, a distinguished Roman general renowned for his military prowess, particularly in the siege of Corioli against the Volscians. His valor earns him the honorific "Coriolanus." Encouraged by his mother, Volumnia, he seeks political power as a consul. However, his disdain for the common people and inflexibility lead to political conflict, resulting in his banishment from Rome. In exile, Coriolanus allies with his former enemy, Tullus Aufidius, leader of the Volscians, to exact revenge on Rome, setting the stage for a complex exploration of pride, loyalty, and the volatile dynamics of power and politics.
William Shakespeare's plays are a cornerstone of global culture, blending timeless human themes like love, ambition, and identity with masterful storytelling and linguistic brilliance. His works revolutionized theater, introduced phrases and words still used today, and bridged the gap between popular entertainment and profound artistry. By capturing the spirit of his era while remaining universally relevant, Shakespeare's plays continue to inspire, challenge, and captivate audiences worldwide.
This case laminate collector's edition includes a Victorian inspired dust-jacket.
