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L.S. Champion, ‘The Noise of Threatening Drum’: Dramatic Strategy and
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Survey», 42 (1990), pp. 15-24; P. Rackin, Stages of History: Shakespeare’s
English Chronicles, Ithaca (N.Y.) 1990; B. Hodgdon, The End Crowns All:
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STUDI SULLA TRILOGIA DI «ENRICO VI»

Con particolare riferimento alla seconda parte: P. Alexander, Shakespeare’s
Henry VI and Richard III, Cambridge 1929; G. Bullough, Narrative and
Dramatic Sources of Shakespeare, voll. III e IV, London 1960-62; J.P.
Brockbank, The Frame of Disorder: Henry VI, in J.R. Brown-B. Harris (a cura
di), Early Shakespeare, London 1961, pp. 73-99: R.S. Berman, Fathers and
Sons in the Henry VI Plays, in «Shakespeare Quarterly», 13 (1962), pp.
487-97; S. Burckhardt, Shakespeare’s Meanings, Princeton (N.J.) 1968;