"Why should one lack money while another hath plenty": The tales of two criminals in late-Elizabethan Kent

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Hipkin, S. 2002. "Why should one lack money while another hath plenty": The tales of two criminals in late-Elizabethan Kent. Southern History. 24, pp. 45-58.
AuthorsHipkin, S.
Year2002
JournalSouthern History
Journal citation24, pp. 45-58
ISSN0142-4688
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