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Eve’s Flesh and Blood in Jonson’s Bartholomew Fair
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  • 1941Shakespeare’S Audience97 cited
  • 1923The Diary Of The Lady Anne Clifford75 cited
  • 1961Ben Jonson and the Language of Prose Comedy.57 cited
  • 1937Drama and Society in the Age of Jonson49 cited
  • 1977Elizabethan drama and the viewer's eye36 cited
  • 1971Jonson's Moral Comedy27 cited

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  • 2018Green Gowns and Crimson Petticoats: Prostitution and the Satire of Material Desire in Middleton and Jonson3 cited

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