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Staging Sedition despite Censorship: the Representation of the People on the Shakespearean Stage in 2 Henry VI
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  • 2000Licensing, Censorship and Authorship in Early Modern England150 cited
  • 2005Emergent Shakespeare and the Politics of Protest: 2 Henry VI in Historical Contexts12 cited
  • 2005Ruthless Power and Ambivalent Glory: The Rebel-Labourer in 2 Henry VI6 cited

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