Richard III
by William Shakespeare | Plays & Scripts | This book has not been rated.
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Nordpirat
of Bromma, Stockholm Sweden on 8/30/2013
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Nordpirat of Bromma, Stockholm Sweden on 8/30/2013 This Book is Currently in the Wild!
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Shakespeare classic.
This play charts the rise and fall of a Machiavellian villain who, by scheming and by infanticide, claws his way to the throne of England. It contains a mixture of poetry and politics, tragedy and sardonic wit.
This play charts the rise and fall of a Machiavellian villain who, by scheming and by infanticide, claws his way to the throne of England. It contains a mixture of poetry and politics, tragedy and sardonic wit.
Will be participating in the Bookcrossing Olympics.
Journal Entry 3 by Nordpirat at Espressohouse Vasagatan15 in Stockholm, Stockholm Sweden on Friday, August 30, 2013
Nordpirat at Espressohouse Vasagatan15 in Stockholm, Stockholm Sweden on Friday, August 30, 2013
Released 10 yrs ago (8/30/2013 UTC) at Espressohouse Vasagatan15 in Stockholm, Stockholm Sweden
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This book participates in the Bookcrossing olympics.
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Representing the event: Sprinting - The original and oldest Olympic events are the running races. Release a book originally published a long time ago - oldest book wins
Your copy can be new, what counts is the date that the story itself (in the same text as you release) was first published
This play was first performed in 1592 or 1593. I say -93 to be on the safe side.
It was printed and published in 1597.
Released by Team Valhalla
Representing the event: Sprinting - The original and oldest Olympic events are the running races. Release a book originally published a long time ago - oldest book wins
Your copy can be new, what counts is the date that the story itself (in the same text as you release) was first published
This play was first performed in 1592 or 1593. I say -93 to be on the safe side.
It was printed and published in 1597.
