THE IMPERIALIST GAMES ETHIC IN LATE-VICTORIAN AND EDWARDIAN ROBIN HOOD NOVELS.
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THE STORIED MATTER OF THE GREENWOOD IN THE MORE-THAN-HUMAN WORLD.
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'FOR GAMELYN WAS YONGEST HE SHULD HAVE NOUGHT': (ECONOMIC) VIOLENCE, OUTLAWRY, AND THE PURSUIT OF JUSTICE IN THE TALE OF GAMELYN.
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ENGLISH LAW AND THE OUTLAW: RESISTANCE AND CONTEMPT.
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