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by Oscar Wilde (Author), Robert Baldwin Ross (Author), Aubrey Beardsley (Author)
Oscar Wilde's "Salomé A Tragedy in One Act" is a captivating and timeless play that explores themes of desire, power, and obsession within a biblical context. This meticulously prepared edition presents Wilde's singular vision of the infamous story. Set against a backdrop of religious and political intrigue, the play unfolds as a gripping one-act drama. A classic of European literature, "Salomé" offers a powerful and enduring exploration of tragic consequences. This edition is a must-have for anyone interested in classic drama, literary collections, and the exploration of biblical themes in literature. Wilde's masterful storytelling and vivid language bring this tragic tale to life, ensuring its continued relevance and impact.
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