The Oxford Handbook of Tudor Literature: 1485-1603
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18 September 2012
Published in print:
10 September 2009
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9780191744037
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9780199205882
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‘Barker, William’ (Kenneth R. Bartlett).
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‘Cavendish, George’ (A. S. G. Edwards).
‘Cheke, Sir John’ (Alan Bryson).
‘Churchyard, Thomas’ (Raphael Lyne).
‘Copland, Robert’ (Mary C. Erler).
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‘Dudley, Robert, Earl of Leicester’ (Simon Adams).
‘Dyer, Sir Edward’ (Steven W. May).
‘Elyot, Thomas’ (Stanford E. Lehmberg).
‘Foxe, John’ (Thomas S. Freeman).
‘Fulwell, Ulpian’ (David Kathman).
‘Howard, Henry, Earl of Surrey’ (Susan Brigden).
‘Howell, Thomas’ (Cathy Shrank).
‘Kinwelmersh, Francis’ (Gillian Austen).
‘Latimer, Hugh’ (Susan Wabuda).
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‘Udall, Nicholas’ (Matthew Steggle).
‘Vaux, Thomas’ (Henry Woudhuysen).
‘Wager, William’ (Peter Happe).
‘Whithorne, Thomas’ (John Bennell).
‘Wilson, Thomas’ (Susan Doran and Jonathan Woolfson).
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