Pseudo-Shakesperesche Dramen

Set during the Hundred Years' War, this play explores the life of King Edward III and his military endeavors against France, highlighting his heroism and virtue. It features vivid battle scenes intertwined with themes of betrayal, love, and political intrigue. Although attributed to Shakespeare, its authorship remains debated, and it was notably absent from the First Folio. The 1854 edition, edited by William Julius Mickle, aims to affirm its authenticity. As a facsimile reprint, it preserves the historical significance of this captivating work.