Dame Usury: Gender, Credit, and (Ac)counting in the Sonnets and The Merchant of Venice

Natasha Korda

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Natasha Korda; Dame Usury: Gender, Credit, and (Ac) counting in the Sonnets and The Merchant of Venice, Shakespeare Quarterly, Volume 60, Issue 2, 1 July 2009,

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