Tragic Iambics: Translation From Browning's Strafford, act V, Scene II, Lines 268 to End (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781177053969)

"Tragic Iambics" presents a new translation of Robert Browning's "Strafford", specifically Act V, Scene II, from line 268 to the end. This edition offers a fresh perspective on a pivotal scene from Browning's historical tragedy, focusing on the final moments of the Earl of Strafford. Frank Newton Tribe's translation aims to capture the emotional intensity and dramatic power of Browning's original verse. A valuable resource for students and enthusiasts of Victorian poetry and drama, this work provides insight into Browning's masterful use of language and his exploration of themes such as loyalty, betrayal, and sacrifice in the context of 17th-century English politics.

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