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King John: Critical Essay by William H. Matchett

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About 29 pages (8,795 words)
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SOURCE: "Richard's Divided Heritage in King John" in Essays in Criticism, Vol. XII, No. 3, July, 1962, pp. 231-53.

In the following essay, Matchett argues that, structurally, King John revolves around the question of succession and which of the three potential claimantsArthur, the Bastard, or Henryis most fit and has the right to rule England.

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