2 Plays: Hamlet; Macbeth

by William Shakespeare

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This work contains only two plays: Hamlet and Macbeth. It can contain single works (both plays in the same volume) or combinations which are just entered together by a user. Please do not combine with works containing additional plays or any poems or sonnets, or with the separate works for the two plays.

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