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La reina di Scozia

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  • Federico Della Valle

    The intensely lyrical La reina di Scozia (written in 1591; ā€œThe Queen of Scotlandā€) centres on Mary Stuart’s last hours, when, despite her longing to see again her native Scotland, she resigns herself to martyrdom. Against similar backgrounds of corrupt and ferocious courts, the biblical heroines of his…

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    The intensely lyrical La reina di Scozia (written in 1591; ā€œThe Queen of Scotlandā€) centres on Mary Stuart’s last hours, when, despite her longing to see again her native Scotland, she resigns herself to martyrdom. Against similar backgrounds of corrupt and ferocious courts, the biblical heroines of his…

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