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... When he adjures the Archbishop to satisfy him as to his right to the French throne , he knows very well that the Archbishop wants the war , because it will defer and perhaps prevent what he considers the spoliation of the Church 3 .
... When he adjures the Archbishop to satisfy him as to his right to the French throne , he knows very well that the Archbishop wants the war , because it will defer and perhaps prevent what he considers the spoliation of the Church 3 .
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THE ORIGINS OF HENRY V ( AND PERHAPS OF FLUELLEN ) And there is more behind . I have elsewhere1 shown reasons for thinking that Shakespeare's Henry IV and Henry V are based upon two Queen's Company plays , written in the eighties ...
THE ORIGINS OF HENRY V ( AND PERHAPS OF FLUELLEN ) And there is more behind . I have elsewhere1 shown reasons for thinking that Shakespeare's Henry IV and Henry V are based upon two Queen's Company plays , written in the eighties ...
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Led astray perhaps by two consecutive lines in Sh.'s MS . beginning Farwell ' , the compositor prob . skipped 1. 12 and then inserted it at the wrong place . For a different explanation cf. Greg , p . 143.
Led astray perhaps by two consecutive lines in Sh.'s MS . beginning Farwell ' , the compositor prob . skipped 1. 12 and then inserted it at the wrong place . For a different explanation cf. Greg , p . 143.
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