The Merchant of Venice

"Venetian merchant" is the tragicomedy of William Shakespeare in five acts.
In Venice, Bassanio in love dreams of marrying a rich heiress of a portion from Belmont. But the trip needs funds, and he asks a friend Antonio to speak for a loan from the Venetian merchant Shelok. The merchant agrees to loan, but for the penalty he will receive a pound of Antonio meat. So, the money was received, and Bassanio goes to his beloved ...
The publication contains the engravings of the engravings of James Dromgol Linton, one of the presidents of the Royal Institute of Waterlists in Britain. The text is published in a universally recognized translation of Tatyana Shchepkina-Kupernik.
The publication is performed with embossing, water varnishing, contains liesse (stapling ribbon), packed in a heat-shrink film. On a solid binding of the publication, dense textured paper.
For secondary school age