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PR428.A9 M64 1959
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The professional writer in Elizabethan England; a study of nondramatic literature. |
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PR428.A9 S53
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The literary profession in the Elizabethan age |
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PR428.B43 P35 2013eb
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The severed head and the grafted tongue : literature, translation and violence in early modern Ireland / |
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PR428.B43 P35 2014
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The severed head and the grafted tongue : literature, translation and violence in early modern Ireland / |
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PR428.B53 B76 2018
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Biblical readings and literary writings in early modern England, 1558-1625 / |
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PR428.B55 A52 1984
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Biographical truth : the representation of historical persons in Tudor-Stuart writing / |
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PR428.B63 S84 2013
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The smoke of the soul : medicine, physiology and religion in early modern England / |
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PR428.B66
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The immaterial book : reading and romance in early modern England / |
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PR428.C26 V38 2012
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Carnival and literature in early modern England / |
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PR428.C27 R67 1997
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The custom of the castle : from Malory to Macbeth / |
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PR428.C28 G35 1991
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Medusa's gaze : casuistry and conscience in the Renaissance / |
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PR428.C28 S57 1981
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The casuistical tradition in Shakespeare, Donne, Herbert, and Milton / |
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PR428.C3 L63 2016
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Early modern Catholics, royalists, and cosmopolitans : English transnationalism and the Christian commonwealth / |
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PR428.C3 S54 1999
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Catholicism, controversy, and the English literary imagination, 1558-1660 / |
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PR428.C3 S54 1999eb PR428.C3S54 1999
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Catholicism, Controversy and the English Literary Imagination, 1558-1660. |
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PR428.C44 W58 2007eb
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Pretty creatures : children and fiction in the English Renaissance / |
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PR428.C45 M34 1989
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The rites of knighthood : the literature and politics of Elizabethan chivalry / |
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PR428.C48
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Faithful translators : authorship, gender, and religion in Early Modern England / |
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PR428.C48 B33 2009eb
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The maudlin impression : English literary images of Mary Magdalene, 1550-1700 / |
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PR428.C48 C44 2004
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Moral identity in early modern English literature / |
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