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McPherson shows how the Venetian setting of the play is not simply an exotic backdrop, but deliberately chosen by Shakespeare who wishes to explore a number of themes in his tragedy. McPherson shows how important the myth of Venetian liberty was for Renaissance Englishmen, with its attendant promise of the lascivious vice of Venetian women.

McPherson shows how the Venetian setting of the play is not simply an exotic backdrop, but deliberately chosen by Shakespeare who wishes to explore a number of themes in his tragedy. McPherson shows how important the myth of Venetian liberty was for Renaissance Englishmen, with its attendant promise of the lascivious vice of Venetian women.

McPherson shows how the Venetian setting of the play is not simply an exotic backdrop, but deliberately chosen by Shakespeare who wishes to explore a number of themes in his tragedy. McPherson shows how important the myth of Venetian liberty was for Renaissance Englishmen, with its attendant promise of the lascivious vice of Venetian women.

McPherson shows how the Venetian setting of the play is not simply an exotic backdrop, but deliberately chosen by Shakespeare who wishes to explore a number of themes in his tragedy. McPherson shows how important the myth of Venetian liberty was for Renaissance Englishmen, with its attendant promise of the lascivious vice of Venetian women.

McPherson shows how the Venetian setting of the play is not simply an exotic backdrop, but deliberately chosen by Shakespeare who wishes to explore a number of themes in his tragedy. McPherson shows how important the myth of Venetian liberty was for Renaissance Englishmen, with its attendant promise of the lascivious vice of Venetian women.