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Richard II: Critical Essay by Kenneth C. Bennett

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SOURCE: Bennett, Kenneth C. “Climax and Anti-Climax in Richard II.Essays in Theatre 6, no. 2 (May 1988): 123-35.

In the following essay, Bennett evaluates the dramatic structure of Richard II and contends that it depicts the two parallel tragedies of Richard and Bolingbroke.

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