The Devil's Law-Case

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The Devil's Law-Case is a Jacobean revenge tragedy play by English dramatist John Webster, known for its complex legal intrigue, dark themes, and morally ambiguous characters.

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instanceOf Jacobean tragedy
play
associatedWith Jacobean theatre
author John Webster NERFINISHED
contributedTo reputation of John Webster as a tragedian
countryOfOrigin England
dramaticForm stage play
firstPublicationCentury 17th century
genre revenge tragedy
tragedy
hasCharacterType morally ambiguous characters
hasDramatist John Webster NERFINISHED
hasMoralPerspective ambiguous morality
hasTheme corruption
deception
justice
legal intrigue
moral ambiguity
revenge
literaryPeriod Jacobean era NERFINISHED
literaryTradition early modern English drama
movement English Renaissance drama
notableFor complex legal plot
dark tone
intricate characterization
originalLanguage English
setting Italy NERFINISHED
structure five-act play
subjectMatter law and justice

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John Webster notableWork The Devil's Law-Case
John Webster wrote The Devil's Law-Case