Hamlet is one of the most iconic plays in the English language and is widely regarded as William Shakespeare's masterpiece. This edition, edited and annotated by Henry Irving, provides a valuable resource for anyone interested in the play's history and interpretation. The book includes a detailed introduction that provides important historical context for the play, as well as notes and commentary that offer insight into the text and its meaning. Irving's edition is a must-read for anyone interested in the work of the Bard.

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