III The Letters of Richard Scudamore to Sir Philip Hoby, September 1549–March 1555

Susan Brigden

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Autobiographical and Biographical Writing

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Blair Worden first showed me these letters, and then became the most patient and perspicacious of editors. I am very grateful to him. Dr William Tighe might have edited these letters himself, for he discovered them too, but he ceded the edition to me. I am greatly indebted to him not only for this generosity, but also for his kindness in sending me information about Richard Scudamore.

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