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Volume 37, Issue 3
March 1, 2000
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ISSN 0013-8282
EISSN 2573-3575
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The Word Made Flesh: “Engel Dryhtnes” in The Dream of the Rood
Jeremy I. Wheelock
View articletitled, The Word Made Flesh: “Engel Dryhtnes” in <em>The Dream of the Rood</em>
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“Peple” and “Parlement”: An Examination of the Prisoner Exchanges Depicted in Geoffrey Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde and Giovanni Boccaccio's Il Filostrato
Jim Wheeler
View articletitled, “Peple” and “Parlement”: An Examination of the Prisoner Exchanges Depicted in Geoffrey Chaucer's <em>Troilus and Criseyde</em> and Giovanni Boccaccio's <em>Il Filostrato</em>
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Immeasurable Reflections on A Masque: Reading Coercive Rape and the Ravishment of Silence in Milton's Comus and Shakespeare's Measure for Measure
Alexis Brooks de Vita
View articletitled, I<em>mmeasur</em>able Reflections on <em>A Masque</em>: Reading Coercive Rape and the Ravishment of Silence in Milton's <em>Comus</em> and Shakespeare's <em>Measure for Measure</em>
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Tree or Trellis? Jacobean Displays of Death in The Duchess of Malfi
Jeffrey Kahan
View articletitled, Tree or Trellis? Jacobean Displays of Death in <em>The Duchess of Malfi</em>
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Nigel and Peveril: Scott and Gender Roles
Lionel Lackey
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“Love for the Sake of Love”: William Morris's Debt to Robert Browning in “Riding Together”
A. A. Markley
View articletitled, “Love for the Sake of Love”: William Morris's Debt to Robert Browning in “Riding Together”
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Gerard Manley Hopkins and the Use of Poetry
Kerry McSweeney
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Chekhov and Gerhardi: The Russian Sources of Anthony Powell's Venusberg (1932)
Chris Hopkins
View articletitled, Chekhov and Gerhardi: The Russian Sources of Anthony Powell's <em>Venusberg</em> (1932)
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Keats and Tennyson in Flags in the Dust
David-Everett Blythe
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“Making a Place for Fear”: Toni Morrison's First Redefinition of Dante's Hell in Sula
D. Quentin Miller
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Book Reviews and Review Articles

Commerce, Morality and the Eighteenth-Century Novel
Alfred Lutz
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King Lear and the Naked Truth: Rethinking the Language of Religion and Resistance
Arthur F. Kinney
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Flexible Design: Revisionary Poetics in Blake’s Vala or The Four Zoas
Nicholas M. Williams
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