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Richard II: Critical Essay by Michael F. Kelly

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SOURCE: Kelly, Michael F. “The Function of York in Richard II.Southern Humanities Review VI, no. 3 (summer 1972): 257-67.

In the following essay, Kelly studies the crucial role York plays in the dramatic and thematic developments of Richard II. Kelly contends that York's shift in attitude and loyalty, from Richard to Bolingbroke, encourages a parallel response in the audience.

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