| Volume 32, Issue 1, Spring 1998 Drama and the English Reformation |
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| Introduction |
Grace Tiffany |
| Garbled Martyrdom in Christopher Marlowe's The Massacre at Paris |
Kristen Elizabeth Poole |
| Lyly's Endymion and Midas: The Catholic Question in England |
David Bevington |
| Painted Women: Annunciation Motifs in Hamlet |
R. ChrisHassel, Jr. |
| Stage Devils in English Reformation Plays |
John D. Cox |
| "The meanest man . . . Shall be permitted freely to accuse": The Commoners in Woodstock |
Alzada J. Tipton |
| Veritas filia Temporis: Apocalyptic Polemics in the Drama of the English Reformation |
Dawn Massey |
| The Hybrid Reformations of Shakespeare's Second Henriad | Maurice Hunt |
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