Maria Stuart

German, Friedrich Schiller, 2009
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Mary Stuart, formerly Queen of Scotland and deposed from the throne for the murder of her husband, seeks refuge in England. Initially, the English Queen Elizabeth tolerates her rival in the country, but when faced with a conspiracy, she has Mary arrested. During her 19 years of imprisonment, Mary anticipates her increasingly certain execution. Friedrich Schiller's masterful tragedy 'Mary Stuart', premiered in 1800, captivates with the dramatic skill with which the great poet allows his main character to find hope time and again, despite many moments of resignation to fate.

Key specifications

Language
German
Genre
Novels + stories
Author
Friedrich Schiller
Number of pages
159
Book cover
Hard cover
Year
2009
Item number
7166254

General information

Publisher
Anaconda
Category
Fiction
Release date
30/1/2009

Book properties

Genre
Novels + stories
Subtopic
Classic novels
Language
German
Author
Friedrich Schiller
Year
2009
Number of pages
159
Edition
1
Book cover
Hard cover
Year
2009

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Product dimensions

Height
190 mm
Width
120 mm
Weight
223 g

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