The Women Of Shakespeare (1895)

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The book is a comprehensive analysis of the female characters in the plays of William Shakespeare. Lewes examines each female character in detail, discussing their personalities, motivations, and relationships with other characters in the plays. He also explores the societal and cultural context in which these characters were created and how they reflect the attitudes towards women at the time.

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