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Shakespeare. La prima tetralogia, Parma 1988; S. Urkowitz, ‘If I Mistake in
Those Foundations I Build Upon’: Peter Alexander’s Textual Analysis of
Henry VI, Parts 2 and 3, in «English Literary Renaissance», 18 (1988), pp.
230-56; D.G. Watson, Shakespeare’s Early History Plays. Politics at Play on
the Elizabethan Stage, London 1989; R. Knowles, The Farce of History:
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Si rinvia inoltre alle Introduzioni che compaiono nelle già citate edizioni
critiche dell’Enrico VI, parte seconda (J. Dover Wilson, A.S. Cairncross, N.
Sanders, W. Montgomery, J. Papp, M. Hattaway).

FONTI STORICHE SULLA GUERRA DELLE ROSE E SULLA
RIVOLTA DI JACK CADE

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