SHAKESPEARE, WILLIAM; ROLFE, WILLIAM J. (EDITOR) - Shakespeare's Tragedy of Coriolanus

New York: American Book Company, 1909. Hardcover. William Shakespeare's tragedy is the story of a successful Roman general who turns to politics, but loses popular support. The play was written c.1605. Edited and with end notes by William J. Rolfe who also likely provided the uncredited introduction. Illustrated with a handful of black and white drawings, and with appendix containing discussion of the work and index of words and phrases explained. --- In full olive cloth-covered boards with gilt-stamped titling and decorations on cover and spine. Volume measures 4.5 in. wide x 6.5 in. tall and lacks a dust jacket. --- A clean and tightly-bound copy, though with prior owner's signature to front paste-down, penciled notations scattered through the text, and with dulling to spine gilding.; 16mo (6 to 7 in. tall); 341 pages. Very Good- with no dust jacket .

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