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King John: Critical Essay by Larry S. Champion

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William Shakespeare
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SOURCE: Champion, Larry S. “‘Confound Their Skill in Covetousness’: The Ambivalent Perspective of Shakespeare's King John.Tennessee Studies in Literature 24 (1979): 36-55.

In the following essay, Champion examines the characterization, dramatic technique, and thematic structure of King John, maintaining that Shakespeare's use of shifting angles of vision in the work creates a successful and complex pattern of ambiguity.

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