Considered a classic of American drama, this play recounts the tragic story of Anne Boleyn, second wife of King Henry VIII. Written in verse, the play offers a creative interpretation of the events leading up to Boleyn's execution and explores themes of power, loyalty, and love.
George H. Boker was an accomplished playwright and poet whose works were popular in nineteenth-century America. This collection brings together some of his most well-known plays and poems, including 'Calaynos, ' 'Anne Boleyn, ' and 'Francesca da Rimini.' Through his skillful dialogue and evocative imagery, Boker illuminates the complexities of the human experience in ways that remain relevant to contemporary audiences.
A charming and witty collection of plays and poems by the celebrated American writer George H. Boker, spanning a range of themes and moods, and showcasing his imaginative powers and lyrical skill.
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