Play text: Friedrich Schiller
Wilhelm Tell is a play by Friedrich Schiller, first performed in Weimar in 1804. It dramatises the Swiss struggle against Habsburg rule and the legend of the archer William Tell, who kills the bailiff Gessler.
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