David M. Bergeron Knihy

A biography of the second Duke of Lennox, the most consequential person in the Jacobean court in Scotland and England

The book explores the significant role of letters in Shakespeare's plays, highlighting how these seemingly minor elements influence narrative progression, character development, and overall tone. The author argues that these letters deserve careful interpretation, revealing the interplay between oral traditions and written culture in Shakespeare's work. This innovative approach provides new insights into the complexities of the plays and their characters.