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Craig 1972, p. 520. Craig, Joanne (1972), "The Image of Mortality: Myth and History in the Faerie Queene", ELH, 39 (4): 520–544, doi:10.2307/2872698, JSTOR2872698
Craig 1972, p. 522. Craig, Joanne (1972), "The Image of Mortality: Myth and History in the Faerie Queene", ELH, 39 (4): 520–544, doi:10.2307/2872698, JSTOR2872698
Craig 1972, p. 523. Craig, Joanne (1972), "The Image of Mortality: Myth and History in the Faerie Queene", ELH, 39 (4): 520–544, doi:10.2307/2872698, JSTOR2872698
Craig 1972, p. 524. Craig, Joanne (1972), "The Image of Mortality: Myth and History in the Faerie Queene", ELH, 39 (4): 520–544, doi:10.2307/2872698, JSTOR2872698
Craig 1972, p. 555. Craig, Joanne (1972), "The Image of Mortality: Myth and History in the Faerie Queene", ELH, 39 (4): 520–544, doi:10.2307/2872698, JSTOR2872698
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