Box 6
Contains 57 Results:
Robert W. Ackerman, "The Debate of the Body and the Soul and Parochial Christianity", October, 1962
Robert W. Ackerman, "Sir Frederic Madden and the Study of Medieval Literature", 1968
John M. Aden, "Bethel's Sermon and Pope's Exemplum: Towards a Critique", Summer, 1969
Pauline Aiken, "Vincent of Beauvais and Chaucer's Monk's Tale", January, 1942
Robert J. Allen, "A Recurring Motif in Chaucer's House of Fame", July, 1956
Ruth M. Ames, "The Source and Significance of 'The Jew and The Pagan,'", undated
Albert C. Baugh, "The Middle English Romance: Some Questions of Creation, Presentation, and Preservation", January, 1967
Albert C. Baugh, "The End-Products of Research", January, 1940
Albert C. Baugh, "Improvisation in the Middle English Romance", June, 1959
A. C. Baugh, "Review: Die Mittelenglischen Romanzen Des 13, Und 14. Jahrhunderts (D. Mehl)", January, 1970
Albert C. Baugh, "Review: Proverbs, Sentences, and Proverbial Phrases from English Writing Mainly Before 1500 (Barlett Jere Whiting)", October, 1969
Albert C. Baugh, "Review: A Reading of the Canterbury Tales (B. F. Huppe)", undated
Albert C. Baugh, "Review: The Art of the Canterbury Tales (P. G. Ruggiers)", undated
Albert C. Baugh, "Review: The Legends of King Richard I, Coeur de Lion: A Study of Sources and Variations to the Year 1600 (B. B. Broughton)", April, 1968
Albert C. Baugh, "Chaucer's Serjeant of the Law and the Year Books", 1970
Albert C. Baugh, "Convention and Individuality in the Middle English Romance", 1970
Albert C. Baugh, "Fifty Years of Chaucer Scholarship", October, 1951
Paul E. Beichner, "The Grain of Paradise", April, 1961
Paul E. Beichner, "Daun Piers, Monk and Business Administrator", October, 1959
H. S. Bennett, "Printers, Authors, and Readers, 1475-1557", 1949
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