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Brian Friel: Critical Essay by John Cronin

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SOURCE: Cronin, John. “‘Donging the Tower–The Past Did Have Meaning’: The Short Stories of Brian Friel.” In The Achievement of Brian Friel, edited by Alan J. Peacock, pp. 1-13. Gerrards Cross, England: Colin Smythe, 1992.

In the following essay, Cronin unfavorably compares Friel's short stories to his drama and accentuates the significance of the past in his work.

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