Thomas Hoccleve's poems for Henry V: anti-occasional verse and ecclesiastical reform
This chapter reconsiders the biographical and literary identities of Thomas Hoccleve, focusing on balades written by him in the first two years of Henry V’s reign, as well as on the Remonstrance to Oldcastle, a longer poem addressing Sir John Oldcastle and his fellow Lollard heretics. It argues that...
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Oxford University Press
2015
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