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SUZUKI S
Citation: S. Suzuki, ANACRUSIS IN THE METER OF 'BEOWULF', Studies in philology, 92(2), 1995, pp. 141-163
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DONOGHUE D
Citation: D. Donoghue, PASSING THE TEST WITH STYLE - THE TEST OF THE AUXILIARY' - A RESPONSE( ON KEDDIE,JAMES CRITICISM OF MY BOOK 'STYLE IN OLD ENGLISH POETRY ), Studies in philology, 92(2), 1995, pp. 164-180
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FREDELL J
Citation: J. Fredell, THE THREE-CLERKS AND ST-NICHOLAS IN MEDIEVAL ENGLAND, Studies in philology, 92(2), 1995, pp. 181-202
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MCADAM I
Citation: I. Mcadam, 'EDWARD II' AND THE ILLUSION OF INTEGRITY, Studies in philology, 92(2), 1995, pp. 203-229
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THOMSON L
Citation: L. Thomson, WITH-PATIENT-EARS-ATTEND, 'ROMEO AND JULIET' ON THE ELIZABETHAN STAGE, Studies in philology, 92(2), 1995, pp. 230-247
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KAMPS I
Citation: I. Kamps, RULING FANTASIES AND THE FANTASIES OF RULE, THE 'PHOENIX' AND 'MEASURE FOR MEASURE', Studies in philology, 92(2), 1995, pp. 248-273
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STEINBERG TL
Citation: Tl. Steinberg, THE SIDNEYS OF THE PSALMS + THE BIBLICAL INFLUENCE ON THE LITERATURE OF THE ENGLISH RENAISSANCE, Studies in philology, 92(1), 1995, pp. 1-17
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CALDWELL EC
Citation: Ec. Caldwell, CADE,JACK AND SHAKESPEARE 'HENRY VI, PART 2', Studies in philology, 92(1), 1995, pp. 18-79
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FRIEDMAN MD
Citation: Md. Friedman, SERVICE IS NO HERITAGE, BERTRAM AND THE IDEOLOGY OF PROCREATION + SHAKESPEARE 'ALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL', Studies in philology, 92(1), 1995, pp. 80-101
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RICHEY EG
Citation: Eg. Richey, SMALL RENT, 17TH-CENTURY PARABLE AND THE POLITICS OF REDEMPTION, Studies in philology, 92(1), 1995, pp. 102-117
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HUTCHINGS W
Citation: W. Hutchings, CONVERSATIONS WITH A SHADOW, GRAY,THOMAS LATIN POEMS TO WEST,RICHARD, Studies in philology, 92(1), 1995, pp. 118-139
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SIDER JW
Citation: Jw. Sider, ONE MAN IN HIS TIME PLAYS MANY PARTS, AUTHORIAL THEATRICS OF DOUBLINGIN EARLY ENGLISH RENAISSANCE DRAMA, Studies in philology, 91(4), 1994, pp. 359-389
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NORTH M
Citation: M. North, IGNOTO IN THE AGE OF PRINT, THE MANIPULATION OF ANONYMITY IN EARLY-MODERN ENGLAND, Studies in philology, 91(4), 1994, pp. 390-416
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MALEY W
Citation: W. Maley, SPENSER IRISH ENGLISH, LANGUAGE AND IDENTITY IN EARLY-MODERN IRELAND, Studies in philology, 91(4), 1994, pp. 417-431
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BEER AR
Citation: Ar. Beer, LEFT TO THE WORLD WITHOUT A MAISTER, RALEIGH,WALTER THE 'HISTORY OF THE WORLD' AS A PUBLIC TEXT, Studies in philology, 91(4), 1994, pp. 432-463
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COTTERILL A
Citation: A. Cotterill, THE POLITICS AND AESTHETICS OF DIGRESSION, DRYDEN 'DISCOURSE CONCERNING THE ORIGINAL AND PROGRESS OF SATIRE', Studies in philology, 91(4), 1994, pp. 464-495
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JONES T
Citation: T. Jones, GEOFFREY-OF-MONMOUTH 'FOUKE LE FITZ WARYN', AND NATIONAL MYTHOLOGY, Studies in philology, 91(3), 1994, pp. 233-249
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PECK RA
Citation: Ra. Peck, THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF MAKE-BELIEVE IN GOWER 'CONFESSIO AMANTIS', Studies in philology, 91(3), 1994, pp. 250-269
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SONDERGARD SL
Citation: Sl. Sondergard, TO SCAPE THE ROD, RESISTANCE TO HUMANIST PEDAGOGY AND THE SIGN OF THEPEDANT IN TUDOR ENGLAND, Studies in philology, 91(3), 1994, pp. 270-282
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BONAHUE ET
Citation: Et. Bonahue, I KNOW THE PLACE AND THE PERSONS, THE PLAY OF TEXTUAL FRAMES IN BALDWIN 'BEWARE THE CAT', Studies in philology, 91(3), 1994, pp. 283-300
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CARROLL DA
Citation: Da. Carroll, THE PLAYER-PATRON IN 'GREENES GROATSWORTH OF WIT' (1592), Studies in philology, 91(3), 1994, pp. 301-312
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CAVANAGH ST
Citation: St. Cavanagh, NIGHTMARES OF DESIRE, EVIL WOMEN IN THE 'FAERIE QUEENE', Studies in philology, 91(3), 1994, pp. 313-338
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KROOK AK
Citation: Ak. Krook, SATIRE AND THE CONSTITUTION OF THEOCRACY IN 'ABSALOM AND ACHITOPHEL', Studies in philology, 91(3), 1994, pp. 339-358
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KELLY KC
Citation: Kc. Kelly, THE BARTERING OF BLAUNCHEFLUR IN THE MIDDLE-ENGLISH 'FLORIS AND BLAUNCHEFLUR', Studies in philology, 91(2), 1994, pp. 101-110
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KELLY RL
Citation: Rl. Kelly, PENITENCE AS A REMEDY FOR WAR IN MALORY 'TALE OF THE DEATH OF ARTHUR', Studies in philology, 91(2), 1994, pp. 111-135