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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: The New Cambridge Companion to ShakespeareUser Review - Laura Jackson - GoodreadsThis was on my required set list for my uni course on Shakespeare. It was a good starter. I liked how they broke up the genres and had a seperate chapter on each. The writing was small though :D Read full review Review: The New Cambridge Companion to ShakespeareUser Review - Aingheal Apryll - GoodreadsSome fascinating chapters, some less (depending on your field of interest)... Overall an interesting read, with well-documented details and clearly indicated sources. Read full review Related books
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