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life. He was strongly influenced by the works of Nicholas Breton and Thomas Deloney, turning to them for inspiration at various points in his career. Price

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(1903). The Gentle Craft by Thomas Deloney. Berlin: Mayer & Müller.; Mann, Francis O., ed. (1912). The Works of Thomas Deloney. Oxford: Clarendon Press.

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and collected by Abraham Fleming. Shirley Collins cites ballad-writer Thomas Deloney as having written the broadside ballad "Awake Awake" about the earthquake

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Northumberland – (The) Thomas Deloney or T.D. The English version – there is a Scottish version by Kinlock 55 short bio Thomas Deloney or T.D. alias the "ballading

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Thames Run Softly – Robert Gibbings How Thomas of Reading was Murdered – Thomas Deloney Sussex Paranormal Research Group Archived 28 March 2010 at the Wayback

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1833–1870. Cambridge University Press. p. 31. ISBN 978-1-108-04004-4. Thomas Deloney (1841). Strange histories: consisting of ballads and other poems. Percy

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published in England during the Commonwealth / Strange Histories by Thomas Deloney / A Marriage Triumph by Thomas Heywood / The History of Patient Grissel

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shoemakers. The latter were commonly literate.[clarification needed] Thomas Deloney, a weaver, wrote Thomas of Reading, about six clothiers from Reading

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a mock skirmish, 'of two battalions' described by the ballad maker Thomas Deloney: 'such a battaile pitcht in England many a day had not been seene'.