John Blades has lectured in English Literature at the universities of Leeds and Durham, UK.

• General Editor's PrefaceFamily Tree (Houses of Lancaster and York)IntroductionPART I: ANALYSING SHAKESPEARE'S HISTORIES1. Richard II: History as Tragedy2. Henry IV, Part 1: History as Comedy3. Henry IV, Part 2: History as Carnival4. Richard III: History as Problem Play?Methods of AnalysisPART II: THE CONTEXT AND THE CRITICS5. Shakespeare and the Writing of History in the Elizabethan Period6. Some Critical Responses to the HistoriesA Glossary of Literary TermsFurther ReadingIndex.

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John Blades has lectured in English Literature at the universities of Leeds and Durham, UK.

• General Editor's PrefaceFamily Tree (Houses of Lancaster and York)IntroductionPART I: ANALYSING SHAKESPEARE'S HISTORIES1. Richard II: History as Tragedy2. Henry IV, Part 1: History as Comedy3. Henry IV, Part 2: History as Carnival4. Richard III: History as Problem Play?Methods of AnalysisPART II: THE CONTEXT AND THE CRITICS5. Shakespeare and the Writing of History in the Elizabethan Period6. Some Critical Responses to the HistoriesA Glossary of Literary TermsFurther ReadingIndex.

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John Blades has lectured in English Literature at the universities of Leeds and Durham, UK.

• General Editor's PrefaceFamily Tree (Houses of Lancaster and York)IntroductionPART I: ANALYSING SHAKESPEARE'S HISTORIES1. Richard II: History as Tragedy2. Henry IV, Part 1: History as Comedy3. Henry IV, Part 2: History as Carnival4. Richard III: History as Problem Play?Methods of AnalysisPART II: THE CONTEXT AND THE CRITICS5. Shakespeare and the Writing of History in the Elizabethan Period6. Some Critical Responses to the HistoriesA Glossary of Literary TermsFurther ReadingIndex.

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