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King John

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96 pages
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The dialogue captures a tense diplomatic exchange involving King John and Chatillon, representing France. The phrase "borrowed majesty" suggests a critique of England's legitimacy, hinting at underlying political tensions. Elinor's reaction highlights the strangeness of this assertion, while King John urges silence to focus on the embassy's message. This interaction sets the stage for exploring themes of power, legitimacy, and the complexities of royal diplomacy in a historical context.

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King John, William Shakespeare

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2005
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