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William Shakespeare: The model Victorian Protestant
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  • 1986Shakespeare: the 'lost years.'171 cited
  • 1966The Victorian church165 cited
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  • 1978The idea of the clerisy in the nineteenth century142 cited
  • 1958Principles of Biology132 cited
  • 1997The Genius of Shakespeare118 cited
  • 1968Learning and working90 cited
  • 2002Performing Shakespeare in the age of empire72 cited
  • 1898A Life, of William Shakespeare72 cited
  • 2009Shakespeare for the people: Working‐class readers 1800–190065 cited
  • 1980The Cambridge Apostles: The Early Years65 cited

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