<strong>This Second Edition builds on its predecessorΠ²Πβ’s strengths by adding a sixth play, Aphra BehnΠ²Πβ’s <em>The Rover</em>, a comedy that has clearly come into prominence in recent years.</strong> The plays are fully annotated for the modern reader and are accompanied by six illustrations. The c
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