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The Works of Thomas Deloney
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The Works of Thomas Deloney (1912)The Works of Thomas DeloneyBest-Selling Ballads and the Female Voices of Thomas Deloney (2019)Best-Selling Ballads and the …‘Three Women and a Goose make a Market’: Representations of Market Women in Seventeenth-Century Popular Literature (2010)‘Three Women and a Goose make…Elizabeth, Mercilla, and the Rhetoric of Propaganda in Spenser's Faerie Queene (2001)Elizabeth, Mercilla, and the …Anti-Entrepreneurial Attitudes in Elizabethan Sermons and Popular Literature (1976)Anti-Entrepreneurial Attitude…Music for "A Handefull of pleasant delites" (1957)Music for "A Handefull of ple…Elizabethan critical essays (1904)Joseph Quincy Adams Memorial Studies (1949)"The Modern Language Review", 1905-1955 (1955)British Museum Add Ms. 15117: A Commentary, Index and Bibliography (1969)An Elizabethan Tune List from Lleweni Hall, North Wales (2005)Middle-Class Culture in Elizabethan England (1936)The crisis of the aristocracy, 1558-1641 (1965)Puritanism and Revolution (1997)The Arte of English Poesie (1936)The Yale edition of the shorter poems of Edmund Spenser (1989)Nicomachean Ethics (2010)Society and Culture in Early Modern France (1969)THE MORAL ECONOMY OF THE ENGLISH CROWD IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY (1971)Gender: A Useful Category of Historical Analysis (1986)Culture, Media, Language (1982)Cheap Print and Popular Piety, 1550-1640 (1992)The acoustic world of early modern England: attending to the O-factor (1999)
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  • 1976Anti-Entrepreneurial Attitudes in Elizabethan Sermons and Popular Literature14 cited
  • 1957Music for "A Handefull of pleasant delites"12 cited
  • 2019Best-Selling Ballads and the Female Voices of Thomas Deloney9 cited
  • 2001Elizabeth, Mercilla, and the Rhetoric of Propaganda in Spenser's Faerie Queene4 cited
  • 2010‘Three Women and a Goose make a Market’: Representations of Market Women in Seventeenth-Century Popular Literature3 cited

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