Venice Preserved; Or, a Plot Discovered, Correctly Given [Abridged] by T. Dibdin

"Venice Preserved; Or, a Plot Discovered" is a celebrated tragedy by Thomas Otway, a prominent playwright of the Restoration era. This edition is an abridged version by T. Dibdin, offering a concise yet compelling rendition of the original work.

The play delves into themes of political conspiracy, betrayal, and sacrifice against the backdrop of 17th-century Venice. Otway's dramatic skill shines through the intense relationships and perilous circumstances faced by the characters, making it a significant contribution to English dramatic literature. This abridged version makes the classic tale accessible to a modern audience.

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