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Macbeth by William Shakespeare · Booklabria

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DramaBritish and irish drama

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First published: 1770
Editions: 94 in 10 languages

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A book by William Shakespeare, first published in 1770. Open Library records 94 editions, in English, German, Spanish, Finnish, Catalan, French, Hebrew, Malay, Polish and Russian; the English edition is from Barrington Stoke, Limited, 2025, 200 pages.

Subjects: Drama
British and irish drama

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94 in 10 languages

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English77 German3 Spanish3 Finnish2 All 10 languages

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