Love and Honour and The Siege of Rhodes. Edited by James W. Tupper; Volume 1

This play, written by William D'Avenant, tells the story of the siege of Rhodes in the 16th century. It explores themes of love, betrayal, and heroism, and is considered one of D'Avenant's most important works. This edition includes an introduction by James W. Tupper, providing historical context and critical analysis. This work is recommended for those interested in 17th century English drama.

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