Dante

"Dante: A Dramatic Poem" reimagines the life and works of the iconic Italian poet Dante Alighieri in dramatic verse. This evocative work, by George Henry Roqué Dabbs and Edward Righton, presents key episodes from Dante's life and interprets his profound literary contributions, including allusions to "The Divine Comedy."

Through vivid dialogue and descriptive passages, the authors explore Dante's intellectual and emotional landscape, offering a unique perspective on his creative process and the historical context that shaped his masterpieces. A compelling read for enthusiasts of classic literature and those interested in the dramatic interpretation of literary history.

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