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Hobson, Christopher Z.
This is a Response to Roy Battenhouse's essay "Religion in King John: Shakespeare's View."
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Cook, Eleanor
The article examines the use of paronomasia in the writings of Bishop, Stevens and others.
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Salomon, Brownell
A response to Joseph A. Porter's "Puzzling Marston and Homer (A Response to Brownell Salomon and William W. E. Slights)."
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Crosman, Robert
The essay traces the proportion of prose in Shakespeare's plays, identifying genre and chronology as the two major variables influencing the rise and fall over time.
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