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Secretary of Praise: The Poetic Vocation of George Herbert
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  • 2019The Concept of Nature in Early Modern English Literature35 cited
  • 1986George Herbert Pulling for Prime3 cited
  • 1994Configuring Herbert's "Christmas"3 cited
  • 1995Donne, Herbert, and Vocation3 cited
  • 1985George Herbert's Revisions in "The Church" and the Carnality of "Love" (III)2 cited
  • 2006"Generous Ambiguity" Revisited: A Herbert for All Seasons2 cited

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