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Marina

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Description
A retelling of Pericles from the point of view of his daughter Marina. The prologue discusses the difficulty contemporary playwrights experience and frames this as justification for the Shakespearean influence of the play.
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Date
1738 July 6
Call number
mssLA 9
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