Abstract

Notes and Documents: A Miller's Tale of Captivity, Ransom, and Remembrance, 1758–1811

Full Text
Published version (Free)

Talk to us

Join us for a 30 min session where you can share your feedback and ask us any queries you have

Schedule a call

Similar Papers

Paper Title
Journal
Date
Author
"A Completely Funny Story": Mary Eliza Haweis and the Miller's Tale
Mary Flowers Braswell
The Chaucer Review | VOL. 42
Mary Flowers BraswellMary Flowers Braswell
01 Jan 2007
'SHOT WYNDOWE' (MILLER'S TALE, I.3358 AND 3695): AN OPEN AND SHUT CASE?
BROWN
Medium Ævum | VOL. 69
BROWN BROWN
01 Jan 1999
Chaucerian Obscenity in the Court of Public Opinion
George G. Shuffelton
The Chaucer Review | VOL. 47
George G. ShuffeltonGeorge G. Shuffelton
01 Jul 2012
For gode in Chaucer and the Gawain Poet
T. M. Smallwood
The Chaucer Review | VOL. 46
T. M. SmallwoodT. M. Smallwood
20 Apr 2012
View more papers

More From: The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography

Paper Title
Journal
Date
Author
The Philadelphia Bray Schools: A Story of Black Education in Early America, 1758–1845
Grant Stanton ... John C. Van Horne
The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography | VOL. 147
Grant Stanton, et. al.Grant Stanton ... John C. Van Horne
01 Oct 2023
Contributors
-
The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography | VOL. 147
--
01 Oct 2023
"written with the heart's blood": An Unpublished Novel by Black Activist James Samuel Stemons, 1900
Cynthia Patterson
The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography | VOL. 147
Cynthia PattersonCynthia Patterson
01 Oct 2023
Spiraling down the Smelting Pot: Economic Determinism and the Working-Class Hero in The Deer Hunter (Cimino, 1978) and Out of the Furnace (Cooper, 2013)
Julie Assouly
The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography | VOL. 147
Julie AssoulyJulie Assouly
01 Oct 2023
View more papers