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T. F. Earle

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1980–2015 across 10 dated works

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Theme and image in the poetry of Sá de Miranda1980
The muse reborn: the poetry of António Ferreira1988
Portuguese, Brazilian and African Studies: Presented to Clive Willis on His Retirement (Hispanic Classics)1995
With Nigel Griffin
Camöes: The Lusiads (Landmarks of World Literature)1996

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Reinvention of Theatre in Sixteenth-Century Europe: Traditions, Texts and Performance2015
With Catarina Fouto
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The muse reborn: the poetry of António Ferreira1988
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Black Africans in Renaissance Europe2005
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A companion to Portuguese literature2009
With Stephen Parkinson, Cláudia Pazos Alonso
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Portuguese writers and English readers: books by Portuguese writers printed before 1640 in the libraries of Oxford and Cambridge2009
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Black Africans in Renaissance Europe2010
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Theme and image in the poetry of Sá de Miranda1980
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The Comedy of the foreigners: Renaissance Sicily through Portuguese eyes : an inaugural lecture delivered before the University of Oxford on 6 May 19971997
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Portuguese, Brazilian and African Studies: Presented to Clive Willis on His Retirement (Hispanic Classics)1995
With Nigel Griffin
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Camöes: The Lusiads (Landmarks of World Literature)1996
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