This book recounts the fascinating life and career of Edmund Kean, one of the most celebrated English actors of the 19th century known for his performances as Shakespearean characters. The author, Joseph Fitzgerald Molloy, delves into Kean's personal and professional ups and downs, including his early struggles, his ascent to fame, his family life, and his tragic end. Through this informative and entertaining biography, readers can discover the world of theater in the early 1800s and the brilliance of one of its most iconic figures.

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