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Anna Boleyn and the Authenticity of Fielding's Feminine Narratives

Eighteenth-Century Studies, 1988
THE NARRATIVES that Henry Fielding interpolated into his fiction have caused later readers much concern, and a good deal of critical energy has been expended trying to explain, or explain away, their presence.1 There are examples of such narratives in all of his major fictions, but his method of presenting them was not consistent. "The History of Betty
J. F. Burrows, Anthony J. Hassall
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Was Anna Boleyn born in the castle of Carrick-On-Suir?

Notes and Queries, 1872
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At the Margins of Menippean Dialogue: Sarah Fielding’s “History of Anna Boleyn” and the Muted Female Figures of Lucian’s Satiric Underworld

Tulsa Studies in Womens Literature, 2010
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Anna Boleyn

1876
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