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| DIALECTS |
142 |
| MANDEVILLE; OUR FIRST TRAVELLER |
151 |
| CHAUCER |
158 |
| GOWER |
177 |
| PIERS PLOUGHMAN |
183 |
| OCCLEVE; THE SCHOLAR OF CHAUCER |
191 |
| LYDGATE; THE MONK OF BURY |
196 |
| THE INVENTION OF PRINTING |
203 |
| THE FIRST ENGLISH PRINTER |
214 |
| EARLY LIBRARIES |
221 |
| HENRY THE SEVENTH |
228 |
| FIRST SOURCES OF MODERN HISTORY |
234 |
| ARNOLDE’S CHRONICLE |
240 |
| THE FIRST PRINTED CHRONICLE |
243 |
| HENRY THE EIGHTH; HIS LITERARY CHARACTER |
250 |
| BOOKS OF THE PEOPLE |
256 |
| THE DIFFICULTIES EXPERIENCED BY A PRIMITIVE AUTHOR |
268 |
| SKELTON |
276 |
| THE SHIP OF FOOLS |
285 |
| THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTER OF SIR THOMAS MORE |
289 |
| THE EARL OF SURREY AND SIR THOMAS WYATT |
303 |
| THE SPOLIATION OF THE MONASTERIES |
316 |
| A CRISIS AND A REACTION; ROBERT CROWLEY |
322 |
| PRIMITIVE DRAMAS |
339 |
| THE REFORMER BISHOP BALE; AND THE ROMANIST JOHN HEYWOOD, THE COURT JESTER |
353 |
| ROGER ASCHAM |
359 |
| PUBLIC OPINION |
368 |
| ORTHOGRAPHY AND ORTHOEPY |
381 |
| THE ANCIENT METRES IN MODERN VERSE |
393 |
| ORIGIN OF RHYME |
399 |
| RHYMING DICTIONARIES |
403 |
| THE ARTE OF ENGLISH POESIE |
405 |
| THE DISCOVERIE OF WITCHCRAFT |
413 |
| THE FIRST JESUITS IN ENGLAND |
423 |
| HOOKER |
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