Flowers of Shakespeare
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Flowers of Shakespeare, a detailed and fascinating compendium, unveils the enchanting world of flowers embedded within the literary landscape of William Shakespeare's plays and poems. Structured around the changing seasons, the book embarks on a botanical journey, illuminating the significance and symbolism of each bloom. It unveils the language of flowers, revealing their multifaceted meanings and associations in Shakespeare's time, providing a deeper understanding of his literary artistry. Through the lens of floral imagery, the book explores the themes of love, loss, beauty, and mortality, offering fresh insights into Shakespeare's timeless works.Book Details
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Esther Singleton
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Esther Singleton (1865-1930), was a prolific American author and journalist. Her dozens of books included topics such as furniture, European cities, and The Shakespeare Garden. Singleton's essay was w...
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