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More than 30 years on, the older Nathan speaks at a parole board
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M2. Voices The scene Various simple settings Period 1920s and 1950s
Piano score and vocal book on hire
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Hamlet
(Paperback)
William Shakespeare, Roy Blatchford, Julia Markus, Paul Jordan
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R603
Discovery Miles 6 030
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Ships in 9 - 17 working days
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Part of a series of Shakespeare editions, providing the complete
original text as well as support materials for teachers and pupils.
It features a National Curriculum study programme with activities
"before", "during" and "after" encountering the text. Opening
double page spreads for each act provide a synopsis of that act
and, where appropriate, photographs from productions. Notes are
given on left-hand pages, opposite the text.
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