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The Chronology of Lydgate's Chaucer References
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  • 1997John Lydgate (1371-1449): A Bio-Bibliography126 cited
  • 1992The Canterbury tales : fifteenth-century continuations and additions78 cited
  • 1992Lydgate as Innovator51 cited
  • 1909The Development and Chronology of Chaucer's Works48 cited
  • 1995Chaucer, Humanism, and Printing: Conditions of Authorship in Fifteenth-Century England40 cited
  • 1995The French tradition and the literature of medieval England40 cited

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  • 2023Love Visions and Love Poetry2 cited

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