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James VI of Scotland, I of England: Critical Essay by Emrys Jones

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SOURCE: Jones, Emrys. “Othello, Lepanto, and the Cyprus Wars.” Shakespeare Survey 21 (1968): 47-52.

In the following essay, Jones explores the link between Lepanto and Shakespeare's Othello.

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