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Zusatztext I gladly recommend McManus’ edition of his work […] I am pleased to see a new, scholarly, well-annotated edition of this old work. Informationen zum Autor John Fletcher (1579-1625) was an English dramatist who collaborated with Francis Beaumont on at least six plays. They began working together in about 1607 and had their first success in 1609 with Philaster; or Love Lies Bleeding . After Beaumont's retirement in 1613, Fletcher became chief playwright for the King's Men; in addition to writing his own plays, he apparently collaborated with Shakespeare on three works: Two Noble Kinsmen , Henry VIII , and a lost play, The History of Cardenio . He also collaborated with Nathan Field, William Rowley and Philip Massinger , who succeeded him to the post of the King's Men's playwright in 1625. His own plays include the pastoral The Faithful Shepherdess (1608), the tragedy Bonduca (1613), and the comedies Wit Without Money (1614), The Wild Goose Chase (1621), and The Chances (1625), which was revived at the Chichester Festival Theatre in 1962. His work remained enormously popular until the end of the 17th century. Klappentext A major edition of an early modern play rewriting Shakespeare's Tempest and exploring the battles for wealth and power played out in the clash between Empires, cultures and religion. Vorwort A ground-breaking edition of an early modern play exploring of the clash of empire, religion and the battle for wealth and power. Zusammenfassung A ground-breaking edition of an early modern play exploring of the clash of empire, religion and the battle for wealth and power. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction - The Island Princess - Appendices - Further Reading - Index
