Amasis, King of Egypt

Amasis, King of Egypt is a dramatic tragedy by Charles Marsh, accompanied by a collection of additional poems. Set in ancient Egypt, the play explores the life and reign of Amasis, offering a glimpse into the political intrigue and personal struggles of an Egyptian monarch. Marsh's work blends historical themes with the conventions of classical tragedy, presenting a compelling narrative of power, fate, and human fallibility.

This edition revives an important work from the 18th century, showcasing Marsh's literary talent and providing valuable insight into the historical and cultural interests of his time. Readers interested in historical dramas and the poetic interpretations of ancient history will find Amasis, King of Egypt a rewarding and thought-provoking read.

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