Mary Stuart A Romantic Drama
Mary Stuart A Romantic Drama by Juliusz Słowacki, published by Bloomsbury Academic on June 28, 1978, is a poetic prose work consisting of five acts and numerous scenes. The narrative unfolds between the autumn of 1565 and the night of Henry Darnley’s murder on February 9, 1567, exploring the complexities of Mary Stuart’s reign and personal struggles during a tumultuous period in history.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of drama and emotion as the story delves into pivotal moments in Mary Stuart’s life, particularly her decisions and relationships that shaped her fate. The work engages with themes of power and betrayal, reflecting the historical context of the time. With 112 pages, this edition offers an accessible exploration of Słowacki’s dramatic interpretation of a significant historical figure, presented in English.
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This is a piece of poetic prose in five acts and many scenes. Its action takes place between the autumn of 1565, when Mary revoked from her husband Henry Darnley the right inherent in the Crown Matrimonial, and the night of Darnley’s murder, Feb. 9, 1567.
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