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Henry VIII: Critical Essay by Alan R. Young

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SOURCE: Young, Alan R. “Shakespeare's Henry VIII and the Theme of Conscience.” English Studies in Canada 7, no. 1 (spring 1981): 38-53.

In the following essay, Young identifies the theme of conscience as the central and unifying element of Henry VIII.

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