This is a French-language edition of Friedrich Schiller's classic drama, "Guillaume Tell" (William Tell). Presented in four acts, this edition is specifically arranged for use in colleges, making it an ideal text for students of French language and literature. Schiller's play, based on the legend of William Tell, a Swiss folk hero, explores themes of freedom, resistance against tyranny, and the importance of national identity. This edition offers readers the opportunity to engage with a pivotal work of German Romanticism while enhancing their French language skills. A valuable addition to any student's library, this edition brings Schiller's timeless tale to a new generation of readers.

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