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LOLLARDY AND THE REFORMATION: SURVIVAL OR REVIVAL?*
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  • 1973John Bale and the Development of Protestant Hagiography in England21 cited
  • 1986The demise of the Martyrs : The feasts of St clement and St katherine in Bristol, 1400–1600∗11 cited
  • 1991Lollardy and Locality9 cited
  • 2001Chaucer’s Problematic Priere: An ABC as Artifact and Critical issue6 cited

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