The ornithology of Shakespeare

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Focusing on the detailed examination of avian references in Shakespeare's works, this book critically analyzes and illustrates the ornithological elements present in his plays and poetry. It aims to provide insights into how birds are depicted and their significance within the literary context, enhancing the understanding of Shakespeare's language and themes. This reprint of the original 1871 edition maintains the integrity of the initial research while making it accessible to contemporary readers.