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... English supremacy . There is no reason to call it ' a rotten peace ' as H. T. Price does . 10 The treaty is a compromise , and this word is actually used , but it is honourable for the English . York's military victory is frustrated by ...
... English supremacy . There is no reason to call it ' a rotten peace ' as H. T. Price does . 10 The treaty is a compromise , and this word is actually used , but it is honourable for the English . York's military victory is frustrated by ...
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... English and French forces on the eve of King John's death lasts until night- fall . The victory is undecided , but the French on the whole have the best of it , in spite of the death of Melun and the return of the English barons to ...
... English and French forces on the eve of King John's death lasts until night- fall . The victory is undecided , but the French on the whole have the best of it , in spite of the death of Melun and the return of the English barons to ...
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... English with great loss ' ) . But these opening events are not really dramatised . 10. Construction in Shakespeare , p . 34. Brockbank calls it a ' false peace ' ( Early Shakespeare , p . 80 ) and R. Ornstein thinks ' the concluding ...
... English with great loss ' ) . But these opening events are not really dramatised . 10. Construction in Shakespeare , p . 34. Brockbank calls it a ' false peace ' ( Early Shakespeare , p . 80 ) and R. Ornstein thinks ' the concluding ...
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The Whole Contention One Play into Two | 19 |
Treachery and Dissension Two Plays into One | 38 |
Plots and Prophecies The Tragedy of King Richard the Third | 53 |
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