The Tempest by William Shakespeare

The Tempest by William Shakespeare

Prospero, the deposed Duke of Milan, has spent twelve years on an island with his daughter, a spirit he freed and keeps in service, and Caliban, who was there first. When his enemies sail past, he raises a storm.

It is Shakespeare's shortest late play and the most concentrated: revenge abandoned for forgiveness, an argument about who an island belongs to that reads very differently after four hundred years of colonial history, and a final speech in which a magician drowns his book that everyone has always taken as the author's farewell.

The last play Shakespeare wrote without a collaborator, with full text and notes.

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