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Herbert Farjeon (1887–1945)

Author of Kings and Queens

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Works by Herbert Farjeon

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Hamlet (1603) — Editor, some editions — 31,071 copies
Romeo and Juliet (2011) — Editor, some editions — 28,617 copies
Macbeth (1606) — Editor, some editions — 26,152 copies
A Midsummer Night's Dream (1603) — Editor, some editions — 19,866 copies
Othello (1604) — Editor, some editions — 16,965 copies
Twelfth Night (1601) — Editor, some editions — 10,803 copies
Henry IV, Part 1 (1598) — Editor, some editions — 5,061 copies
The Winter's Tale (1623) — Editor, some editions — 4,776 copies
The Comedy of Errors (1623) — Editor, some editions — 3,371 copies
Coriolanus (1623) — Editor, some editions — 2,792 copies
Titus Andronicus (1594) — Editor, some editions — 2,723 copies
King John (1623) — Editor, some editions — 1,394 copies
4 Plays: Henry VI, Parts 1–3; Richard III (1904) — Editor, some editions — 7 copies

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I adored this book when I was a child, so much so that a lot of it got stuck in my memory. The book has a one page biography of each of England's reigning kings and queens since 1066. The biographies are in verse, and are highly memorable. Recently, when reading a book about Edward !!, a few lines began to tinkle in the back of my mind -- "Favours he lavished on/Pretty Piers Gaveston/ Giving him duchies and riches and rings". An internet search let me to this book, and how delighted I am to have found it again! A wonderful present for a young person with a passion for English history, or for an old person who was such in the long, long ago.… (more)
 
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