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Bammesberger, A
Citation: A. Bammesberger, Old English ingere and gere in 'Exodus', REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 327-330
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Green, NL
Citation: Nl. Green, Edward Fairfax's 'Fourth Ecologue': Lost and found, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 331-340
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Cathcart, C
Citation: C. Cathcart, 'Hamlet': Date and early afterlife (Shakespeare), REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 341-359
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Cathcart, C
Citation: C. Cathcart, 'Lust's Dominion, or, the Lascivious Queen': Authorship, date, and revision, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 360-375
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Creaser, J
Citation: J. Creaser, 'Through mazes running': Rhythmic verve in Milton's L''Allegro' and Il 'Penseroso', REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 376-410
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Leane, E
Citation: E. Leane, Knowing quanta: The ambiguous metaphors of popular physics, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 411-431
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Cram, D
Citation: D. Cram, Lexicography and the 'OED': Pioneers in the untrodden forest, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 432-433
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Lee, S
Citation: S. Lee, The 'Piers Plowman' archive, vol 1, Corpus Christi College, Oxford MS-201 (F), REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 433-435
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Fisher, K
Citation: K. Fisher, The poems of William Dunbar, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 435-439
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Pincombe, M
Citation: M. Pincombe, A 'Mirror for Magistrates' and the de casibus tradition, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 439-440
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Nixon, S
Citation: S. Nixon, The poems of Sir Walter Raleigh: A historical edition, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 440-442
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Daalder, J
Citation: J. Daalder, Shakespeare's legal language: A dictionary, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 442-444
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Hadfield, A
Citation: A. Hadfield, Variable passions: A reading of Shakespeare's 'Venus and Adonis', REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 444-445
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Duncan-Jones, K
Citation: K. Duncan-jones, William Shakespeare, 'Romeo and Juliet', REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 446-448
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Davidson, P
Citation: P. Davidson, Communication and aggression: The strategy of violence and the state of strife in the comedies of Ben Jonson, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 448-448
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Hammond, P
Citation: P. Hammond, Seventeenth-century poetry, music and drama, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 449-450
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Heal, F
Citation: F. Heal, The English sermon revised: Religion, literature and history 1600-1750, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 450-452
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Shell, A
Citation: A. Shell, Democratizing Sir Thomas Browne: 'Religio Medici' and its imitations, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 452-453
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Malone, C
Citation: C. Malone, The letters of Charlotte Bronte, vol 2, 1848-1851, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 453-465
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Turner, K
Citation: K. Turner, The age of virtue: British culture from the Restoration to Romanticism, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 454-455
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Rawson, C
Citation: C. Rawson, John Boyle, Fifth Earl of Cork and Orrery, 'Remarks on the Life and Writings of Dr. Jonathan Swift', REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 455-457
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Vickers, N
Citation: N. Vickers, The collected works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Marginalia, vol 5, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 457-458
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Dawson, PMS
Citation: Pms. Dawson, Shelley and his readers: Beyond paranoid politics, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 459-460
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Rooksby, R
Citation: R. Rooksby, Rereading Victorian fiction, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 460-461
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Schlicke, P
Citation: P. Schlicke, Other Dickens: Pickwick to Chuzzlewit, REV ENGL ST, 52(207), 2001, pp. 462-463