Unconformities in Shakespeare’s History Plays |
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... Duke of York ' were not at first envisaged as two separate plays . The First Part has no such distinct ending as we ... York's rebellion . If on the other hand we see it as the tragedy of the Duke of York the ending comes after the play ...
... Duke of York ' were not at first envisaged as two separate plays . The First Part has no such distinct ending as we ... York's rebellion . If on the other hand we see it as the tragedy of the Duke of York the ending comes after the play ...
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... York's surprising participation in the arrest of the Duchess of Gloucester ... Duke's arrest , until he re - emerges in a virtually new role as the king's ... York . There is also a minor irregularity in IV.i , where the lieutenant who ...
... York's surprising participation in the arrest of the Duchess of Gloucester ... Duke's arrest , until he re - emerges in a virtually new role as the king's ... York . There is also a minor irregularity in IV.i , where the lieutenant who ...
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... Duke Humphrey's fall , clearly prepares for it . The armourer not only compromises the reliability of the Duke of York and prevents his getting the regency of France but , like the lieutenant in the scene of Suffolk's death , helps to ...
... Duke Humphrey's fall , clearly prepares for it . The armourer not only compromises the reliability of the Duke of York and prevents his getting the regency of France but , like the lieutenant in the scene of Suffolk's death , helps to ...
Contents
The Whole Contention One Play into | 19 |
Treachery and Dissension Two Plays into | 38 |
Plots and Prophecies | 59 |
Copyright | |
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