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Shakespeare: A Crash Course (Crash Course (Watson-Guptill))
Shakespeare: A Crash Course (Crash Course (Watson-Guptill))

By Rob Graham, Graham, Rob

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Thanks to this delightful, reader-friendly gem, at long last, the Bard is made accessible to all-even to he or she who hath never dug a line of Shakespeare before. Starting with the controversy ove...

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Shakespeare: A Crash Course (Crash Course (Watson-Guptill)) (Crash Course (Watson-Guptill))
Shakespeare: A Crash Course (Crash Course (Watson-Guptill)) (Crash Course (Watson-Guptill))

By Rob Graham, Graham, Rob

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Thanks to this delightful, reader-friendly gem, at long last, the Bard is made accessible to all-even to he or she who hath never dug a line of Shakespeare before. Starting with the controversy ove...

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In The Dark
In The Dark

By Graham, Rob

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Discovery
Discovery

By Graham, Rob

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John is a torn man. He has a dominant personality, finds the idea of having another in his power exciting and arousing. But his experiences of power have made him wary of this. He recognizes that p...

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