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Le roi Lear

William Shakespeare

When aging King Lear decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters based on their declarations of love, his favorite daughter Cordelia's honest restraint enrages him.

"Le roi Lear" by William Shakespeare is a tragedy. When aging King Lear decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters based on their declarations of love, his favorite daughter Cordelia's honest restraint enrages him.

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Chroniques de Hollinshed, Hist. of England, liv. II, ch. V, t. I, p. 12.

Contents

  1. 01Acte Premier
  2. 02Scène I
  3. 03Scène II
  4. 04Scène III
  5. 05Scène IV
  6. 06Scène V
  7. 07Acte Deuxième
  8. 08Scène I
  9. 09Scène II
  10. 10Scène III
  11. 11Scène IV
  12. 12Acte Troisième
  13. 13Scène I
  14. 14Scène II
  15. 15Scène III
  16. 16Scène IV
  17. 17Scène V
  18. 18Scène VI
  19. 19Scène VII
  20. 20Acte Quatrième
  21. 21Scène I
  22. 22Scène II
  23. 23Scène III
  24. 24Scène IV
  25. 25Scène V
  26. 26Scène VI
  27. 27Scène VII
  28. 28Acte Cinquième
  29. 29Scène I
  30. 30Scène II
  31. 31Scène III

About this edition

Author
William Shakespeare
Language
French
Era
Early modern (c. 1500–1800)
Reading level
Introductory: no background needed
Formats
EPUB, PDF
Length
165 pages
This edition
Modern Philosophers

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