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In-text: (Bradlye, 2019)
Your Bibliography: Bradlye, D., 2019. "By Communynge Beste Assay" Gossip and Speech In Hoccleve's Series. 2nd ed. [ebook] New York: State University of New York, p.P.188. Available at: <https://muse-jhu-edu.elib.tcd.ie/article/726441?> [Accessed 17 November 2021].
In-text: (Nuttall, 2021)
Your Bibliography: Nuttall, J., 2021. Hoccleve's "Complaint": an open access pros translation. [online] https://hocclevesociety.org/. Available at: <https://hocclevesociety.org/texts-and-resources/hoccleves-complaint/> [Accessed 18 November 2021].
In-text: (Tarbuck, 2021)
Your Bibliography: Tarbuck, A., 2021. Thomas Hoccleve's Compleinte -psychiatry in Literature. [online] cambridge.org. Available at: <https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/the-british-journal-of-psychiatry/article/thomas-hoccleves-compleinte-psychiatry-in-literature/D7950EAB9BA3FE0F53769CD73CEA703E> [Accessed 16 November 2021].
In-text: (Thomas Hoccleve "My Compleinte", 2021)
Your Bibliography: Thomas Hoccleve "My Compleinte". 2021. [video] Directed by B. O'Connell. Dublin: Trinity College Dublin.
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