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* Lake, David J., ''The Canon of Thomas Middleton's Plays: Internal Evidence for the Major Problems of Authorship'' (Cambridge UP, 1975).
* Lake, David J., ''The Canon of Thomas Middleton's Plays: Internal Evidence for the Major Problems of Authorship'' (Cambridge UP, 1975).
* Lake, David J., 'Three Seventeenth-Century Revisions: ''Thomas of Woodstock'', ''The Jew of Malta'', and ''Faustus B''', ''Notes & Queries'', 30 (1983), 133–43.
* Lake, David J., 'Three Seventeenth-Century Revisions: ''Thomas of Woodstock'', ''The Jew of Malta'', and ''Faustus B''', ''Notes & Queries'', 30 (1983), 133–43.
* Loughnane, Rory, 'Re-editing Non-Shakespeare for the Modern Reader: The Murder of Mutius in ''Titus Andronicus''', ''The Review of English Studies'', 68.284 (2017), 268–95.
* Loughnane, Rory, ‘Re-editing Non-Shakespeare for the Modern Reader: The Murder of Mutius in ''Titus Andronicus'', ''The Review of English Studies'', 68:284 (2017), 268-295.
* Loughnane, Rory, 'Thomas Middleton in ''All’s Well that Ends Well''? Parts One and Two', in ''The New Oxford Shakespeare: Authorship Companion'', ed. by Gary Taylor and Gabriel Egan (Oxford UP, 2017), pp. 278–302, 307–20.   
* Loughnane, Rory, 'Thomas Middleton in ''All’s Well that Ends Well''? Parts One and Two’, in ''The New Oxford Shakespeare: Authorship Companion'', ed. Gary Taylor and Gabriel Egan (Oxford University Press, 2017), pp. 278-302; 307-320.   
* Loughnane, Rory, 'Marlowe, Shakespeare, and Traces of Authorship' in ''The Birth and Death of the Author: A Multi-Authored History of Authorship'', ed. by Andrew J. Power (Routledge, 2020), pp. 54–78.  
* Loughnane, Rory, ‘Marlowe, Shakespeare, and Traces of Authorship’ in ''The Birth and Death of the Author: A Multi-Authored History of Authorship'', ed. Andrew J. Power (New York: Routledge, 2020), pp. 54-78.  
* Love, Harold, ''Attributing Authorship: An Introduction'' (Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2002).
* Love, Harold, ''Attributing Authorship: An Introduction'' (Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2002).
* Luyckx, Kim, and Walter Daelemans, 'The Effect of Author Set Size and Data Size in Authorship Attribution', ''Literary and Linguistic Computing'', 26 (2011), 35–55.
* Luyckx, Kim, and Walter Daelemans, 'The Effect of Author Set Size and Data Size in Authorship Attribution', ''Literary and Linguistic Computing'', 26 (2011), 35–55.
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* Oliphant, E.H.C., ''The Plays of Beaumont and Fletcher: An Attempt to Determine Their Respective Shares and the Shares of Others'' (Yale UP, 1927).
* Oliphant, E.H.C., ''The Plays of Beaumont and Fletcher: An Attempt to Determine Their Respective Shares and the Shares of Others'' (Yale UP, 1927).
* Oliphant, E.H.C., 'Problems of Authorship in Elizabethan Dramatic Literature', ''Modern Philology'', 8 (1911), 411–59.
* Oliphant, E.H.C, 'Problems of Authorship in Elizabethan Dramatic Literature', ''Modern Philology'', 8 (1911), 411–59.


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* Segarra, Santiago, Mark Eisen, Gabriel Egan, and Alejandro Ribeiro, 'Attributing the Authorship of the ''Henry VI'' Plays by Word Adjacency', ''Shakespeare Quarterly'', 67 (2016), 232–56.
* Segarra, Santiago, Mark Eisen, Gabriel Egan, and Alejandro Ribeiro, 'Attributing the Authorship of the ''Henry VI'' Plays by Word Adjacency', ''Shakespeare Quarterly'', 67 (2016), 232–56.
* Smith, M.W.A., 'The Authorship of "A Lover’s Complaint": An Application of Statistical Stylometry to Poetry', ''Computers and the Humanities'', 18 (1984), 23–37.
* Smith, M.W.A., 'The Authorship of "A Lover’s Complaint": An Application of Statistical Stylometry to Poetry', ''Computers and the Humanities'', 18 (1984), 23–37.
* Smith, M.W.A., 'The Authorship of Acts I and II of ''Pericles'': A New Approach Using First Words of Speeches', ''Computers and the Humanities'', 22 (1988), 23–41.
* Smith, M.W.A, 'The Authorship of Acts I and II of ''Pericles'': A New Approach Using First Words of Speeches', ''Computers and the Humanities'', 22 (1988), 23–41.
* Smith, M.W.A., 'An Investigation of Morton’s Method to Distinguish Elizabethan Playwrights', ''Computers and the Humanities'', 19 (1985), 3–21.
* Smith, M.W.A., 'An Investigation of Morton’s Method to Distinguish Elizabethan Playwrights', ''Computers and the Humanities'', 19 (1985), 3–21.


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* Taylor, Gary, John V. Nance, and Keegan Cooper, 'Shakespeare and Who? Aeschylus, ''Edward III'' and Thomas Kyd', ''Shakespeare Survey'', 70 (2017), 146–53.
* Taylor, Gary, John V. Nance, and Keegan Cooper, 'Shakespeare and Who? Aeschylus, ''Edward III'' and Thomas Kyd', ''Shakespeare Survey'', 70 (2017), 146–53.
* Taylor, Gary and Rory Loughnane, 'The Canon and Chronology of Shakespeare's Works' in ''The New Oxford Shakespeare: Authorship Companion'', ed. by Gary Taylor and Gabriel Egan (Oxford UP, 2017), pp. 417-602.
* Taylor, Gary and Rory Loughnane, 'The Canon and Chronology of Shakespeare's Works' in ''The New Oxford Shakespeare: Authorship Companion'', ed. by Gary Taylor and Gabriel Egan (Oxford UP, 2017), pp. 417-602.


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