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... later recalls that his wish has come true ( v.i.13 ) . Buckingham's son states the facts in Henry VIII ( II.i.107-11 ) : his father , ' Flying for succour to his servant Banister ' was ' by that wretch betrayed ' . While writing Act II ...
... later recalls that his wish has come true ( v.i.13 ) . Buckingham's son states the facts in Henry VIII ( II.i.107-11 ) : his father , ' Flying for succour to his servant Banister ' was ' by that wretch betrayed ' . While writing Act II ...
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... Later editors like Peter Ure , Stanley Wells , and Kenneth Muir represent the tendency of perhaps a majority of critics to underestimate the play's concern with the Gloucester affair and to see it right from the start as only a minor ...
... Later editors like Peter Ure , Stanley Wells , and Kenneth Muir represent the tendency of perhaps a majority of critics to underestimate the play's concern with the Gloucester affair and to see it right from the start as only a minor ...
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... later ( 1.iii.62-8 ) that the queen knows more about this meeting than Buckingham . On top of these indications it is interesting to notice that the entry of Buckingham and Stanley is announced with the words ( spoken by Grey ) , ' Here ...
... later ( 1.iii.62-8 ) that the queen knows more about this meeting than Buckingham . On top of these indications it is interesting to notice that the entry of Buckingham and Stanley is announced with the words ( spoken by Grey ) , ' Here ...
Contents
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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