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• 2008Reforming the Fox: Spenser's "Mother Hubberds Tale," the Beast Fables of Barnabe Riche, and Adam Loftus, Archbishop of Dublin16 cited
• 2009How Temperance Becomes “Blood Guiltie” in The Faerie Queene15 cited
• 2003Irish Demons: English Writings on Ireland, the Irish, and Gender by Spenser and His Contemporaries12 cited
• 2017Conscience in Early Modern English Literature10 cited
• 2009The Green and Golden World: Spenser's Rewriting of the Munster Plantation10 cited
• 2002Spanish Lessons: Spenser and the Irish Moriscos8 cited
• 2011The Limitations of Concord in the Thames-Medway Marriage Canto of The Faerie Queene6 cited
• 2022Slavery and White Womanhood in Early Modern England5 cited
• 2001Monstrous Regiment: Spenser's Ireland and Spenser's Queen5 cited
• 2016Coming Home Again: Johannes Hofer, Edmund Spenser, and Premodern Nostalgia4 cited
• 2001Elizabeth, Mercilla, and the Rhetoric of Propaganda in Spenser's Faerie Queene4 cited
• 2002The Spanish Armada, Ireland, and Spenser's The Faerie Queene3 cited
• 2000Spenser and Milton at Mardi Gras: English Literature, American Cultural Capital, and the Reformation of New Orleans Carnival3 cited
• 2013Ireland in the Renaissance: Recent Work and New Directions