Othello, the Moor of Venice

This book is Shakespeare\'s work around 1604 and was published in 1622. Covered in an Italian novel, the official dismissal is 'The Tragedy of Oslo, the Moorish of Venice.' Desdemona, daughter of Bravancho, an elder of the Principality of Venice, falls in love with the black general Oselo and marries her father\'s opposition. When there is a report that the Turkic fleet is heading for the island of Cyprus just in time, Othello leaves with his wife for Cyprus to defend the island. Iago, the rider of Oselo, is regretful that Cassio has taken the position of his longing lieutenant and plans to take revenge on the two.