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King Lear: Critical Essay by Edward Pechter

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SOURCE: Pechter, Edward. “On the Blinding of Gloucester.” ELH 45, no. 2 (summer 1978): 181-200.

In the following essay, Pechter elucidates a pattern of vengeance, punishment, and suffering in King Lear.

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