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Perjur'd Husband, or The Adventures of Venice

Perjur'd Husband, or The Adventures of Venice

Susanna Centlivre

Written by Susanna Centlivre, 'Perjur'd Husband, or The Adventures of Venice' is a tragedy that explores the complexities of love and betrayal. The play features star-crossed lovers: Count Bassino, who is married to Placentia, and Aurelia, who is betrothed to Alonzo. The narrative unfolds through secret letters, disguises, and culminates in a dramatic masked ball. This work, Centlivre's first play, is notable for its intricate plot and exploration of gender roles.

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Centlivre's first play: a tragedy. Star-crossed lovers, one married and the other betrothed elsewhere. Secret letters go...

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