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Jason Scott-Warren

Author of Early Modern English Literature

4 Works 26 Members 0 Reviews

About the Author

Jason Scott-Warren is University Lecturer in English, University of Cambridge

Works by Jason Scott-Warren

Early Modern English Literature (2005) 15 copies

Shakespeare's First Reader: The Paper Trails of Richard Stonley (Material Texts) (2019) 9 copies

Sir John Harington and the Book As Gift (2001) 1 copy

"Was Elizabeth I 'Richard II'? The Authenticity of Lambarde's 'Conversation' " (Journal article) The Review of… 1 copy

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Gender: male

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Works: 4
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ISBNs: 9

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