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Public Justice and Private Mercy in Measure for Measure
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  • 1955Luther's works235 cited
  • 1962The Radical Reformation206 cited
  • 1998Natural law in English Renaissance literature32 cited
  • 2015Measure For Measure, the Law and the Convent25 cited

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  • 2023Expert Ignorance17 cited
  • 2009“The terms for common justice”: Performing and Reforming Confession inMeasure for Measure4 cited

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