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Cymbeline: Critical Essay by Ann Thompson

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SOURCE: "Person and Office: The Case of Imogen, Princess of Britain," in Literature and Nationalism, edited by Vincent Newley and Ann Thompson, Liverpool University Press, 1991, pp. 76-87.

In this essay; Thompson studies the character of Imogen, concentrating on her inner conflict between personal desires and royal duties.

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