Barbarossa: A Tragedy, by John Brown, is a dramatic work originally performed at the Theatre Royal in both Drury Lane and Covent Garden. This edition allows modern readers to experience the intense emotions and dramatic tension that captivated audiences in the 18th century.

"Barbarossa" explores themes of power, betrayal, and revenge, set against a backdrop of historical intrigue. Brown's skillful use of language and dramatic structure makes this play a compelling read for students of English literature and those interested in the history of the stage. Discover the tragedy that resonated with audiences of its time and continues to offer insights into the human condition.

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