Locrine

Explore the dramatic depths of British history with Algernon Charles Swinburne's "Locrine: A Tragedy." This meticulously republished edition presents Swinburne's powerful verse drama, steeped in British mythology and offering a compelling exploration of the Britons. Rooted in tragedy and presented in elegant poetic form, "Locrine" offers a unique perspective on historical themes through a dramatic lens. As a significant work of European drama and a testament to Swinburne's literary prowess, this play resonates with enduring themes and vivid language. Ideal for readers interested in classic British literature, dramatic works, and the intersection of history and poetry, "Locrine" stands as a timeless piece worthy of rediscovery. A key addition to any collection of literary works.

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