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About Coriolanus

Coriolanus (c. 1608–1609) — Shakespeare's most political tragedy: the proud Roman general who cannot perform democratic humility, is banished from Rome by demagogic tribunes, joins his Volscian enemy to sack Rome, and is killed after yielding to his mother Volumnia's plea. T.S. Eliot called it Shakespeare's most perfect work.

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