Paul Robeson: The American Othello

This first edition is an ex-library copy with noticeable wear. The dust jacket has library stickers and some discoloration. The binding remains intact, but the book shows typical signs of use associated with library circulation. Despite these flaws, the book remains a significant piece for collectors interested in theater history and Paul Robeson's legacy.

"Paul Robeson: The American Othello" by Edwin P. Hoyt, published by The World Publishing Company in 1967, is a first edition biography that explores the life and career of Paul Robeson, an influential figure in American theater and culture. This edition, published in Cleveland and New York, provides a detailed account of Robeson's achievements and challenges, highlighting his role as a pioneering African American actor who brought Shakespeare's Othello to new heights. The book is a valuable resource for those interested in theater history and the cultural impact of Robeson's work. This copy is an ex-library edition, showing signs of wear on the dust jacket, including library stickers and some discoloration, which adds to its historic character.