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Index Britanniae Scriptorum Quos Collegit J. Baleus
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  • Bale, John
    John Bale

    Bateson as Index Britanniae Scriptorum Quos Collegit J. Baleus (“Index of Britain’s Writers Collected by J. Bale”). Though not always accurate, this early literary history is invaluable to students of the medieval and early Tudor periods.

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    Bateson as Index Britanniae Scriptorum Quos Collegit J. Baleus (“Index of Britain’s Writers Collected by J. Bale”). Though not always accurate, this early literary history is invaluable to students of the medieval and early Tudor periods.

    Read More