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Does Power Corrupt in Shakespeare's "Macbeth"?
Summary: William Shakespeare's "Macbeth" gives us a look at the effects of the promise and receipt of power on an individual. By contrasting the statement "Power Corrupts" with the play, it is possible to see that power itself does not corrupt, but that the methods used to achieve power, the need to protect and consolidate that power, and the exercise of that power all serve to corrupt an individual.
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