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Bold Bawdry and Open Manslaughter: The English New Humanist Attack on Medieval Romance
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  • 2015The Praise of Folly89 cited
  • 2000Holinshed's Chronicles30 cited

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  • 2018A polemical introduction6 cited
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  • 1990Forms of Time: Some Elizabethan Two-Part History Plays4 cited
  • 2011The Chivalric Imagination in Elizabethan England2 cited

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