Peter Saccio is Leon D. Black Professor of Shakespearean Studies and Professor of English at Dartmouth College.
Praise for the previous edition: "So well written is this book that
one does not need a purpose to pursue it. Even so, it makes
excellent background reading for all of the Shakespearean history
plays."--New York Times Book Review
Praise for the previous edition:
"So well written is this book that one does not need a purpose to
pursue it. Even so, it makes excellent background reading for all
of the Shakespearean history plays."--New York Times Book
Review
"This is a book that students of Shakespeare--from the general
reader to the specialist who is wise enough to admit he needs
help--will find most useful. Indeed, it is a book that one has
always wished someone else would write."--Alexander Leggatt,
Shakespeare Quarterly
"Saccio furnishes information...and he does so painlessly: he
writes with narrative thrust, lightness of touch and
lucidity....Few seasoned Shakespeareans willnot come away from the
book more knowledgeable about the kings and their reigns."--Samuel
Schoenbaum, author of William Shakespeare: A Documentary Life
"This book remains an essential companion to those literature
students unfamiliar with English History. Clear and cogent."--Dr.
Jon M. Suter, Houston Baptist University
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