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Three Plays: "Andromache", "Phedre", "Athalie" - Racine, Jean, and Hawcroft, Michael (Introduction by), and Chilcott, Tim (Translated by)
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Jean Baptiste Racine (1639-99) is the undisputed master of tragic pathos in French literature. He was a member of the group of dramatists, known as 'The Four' which also included La Fontaine, Boileau and Moliere. His tragic masterpieces, "Andromache" (1677, a tragedy after Euripides, and "Phaedra" (1677), a marvellous representation of human agony, were produced by the Hotel de Boourgogne company after Racine had become dissatisfied with Moliere's company at the Palais Royal. "Athaliah" is an Old Testament religious tragedy ...

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Three Plays: "Andromache", "Phedre", "Athalie" 2000, Wordsworth Editions Ltd, Herts

ISBN-13: 9781840221121

Mass-market paperback