King John
3.3/ 5
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Complexities of power and loyalty in King John, a historical play by William Shakespeare. Set against the backdrop of England’s turbulent politics, this gripping narrative explores the reign of King John, who faces internal betrayal and external threats. As he grapples with his own legitimacy and the loyalty of his nobles, the play delves into themes of authority, identity, and human frailty.
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Sign InDramaHistoryEnglish Historical dramaProblems, exercisesEnglish Young adult dramaKings and rulersKing JohnPlaysShakespeare, William, 1564-1616. King JohnFictionClassic LiteratureKnights and knighthood
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Book Details
First Published
1700
Pages
158 pages
Rating
3.3 / 5
Ratings
4
Editions
330
Publisher
Thomas Hailes Lacy
Language
UND, POL, ENG
Status
Published
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