Core Books and Articles: Verified Retrieval Register
Core books and articles
Source-control purpose
This is a retrieval register, not an evidence argument. Inclusion verifies a bibliographic identity and public route; it does not mean the source supports a Neville attribution claim. Promotion into a chapter requires a topic-specific page reference, accurately delimited claim, and primary-source control where appropriate.
Verified bibliography
| Research lane | Bibliographic identity | Public route | Use status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Henry V and France | David Womersley, “France in Shakespeare's Henry V,” Renaissance Studies 9 (1995), 442-459 | DOI | verified identity; use exact pages |
| Richard II and censorship | Cyndia Susan Clegg, “‘By the choise and inuitation of al the realme’: Richard II and Elizabethan Press Censorship,” Shakespeare Quarterly 48 (1997), 432-448 | DOI | verified identity; do not reduce to a generic “censorship” claim |
| Parliament and political verse | Michelle O'Callaghan, “‘Talking Politics’: Tyranny, Parliament, and Christopher Brooke's Ghost of Richard the Third,” Historical Journal 41 (1998), 97-120 | JSTOR | verified identity; network/context source |
| Hoskyns and Coryate | Julian T. S. Neuhauser, “Sirenaicks, Guilds and a New Coryate Manuscript,” Review of English Studies 74 (2023), 31-46 | DOI | verified identity; documentary network source |
| Donne and manuscript circulation | Daniel Starza Smith, John Donne and the Conway Papers (Oxford, 2014) | Oxford Academic | verified identity; manuscript-circulation method and evidence |
| Thorpe and Billingbear | John Summerson, “The Book of Architecture of John Thorpe,” Walpole Society 40 (1964-1966) | JSTOR | verified identity; plan catalogue and attribution |
| Thorpe and Paris | Rosalys Coope, “John Thorpe and the Hôtel Zamet in Paris,” Burlington Magazine 124 (1982), 671-679, 681 | JSTOR | verified identity; architectural-transmission hypothesis |
| Neville's later Italian travel | Andrew Casson, “The republican Henry Neville's trip to Italy,” Notes and Queries 64 (2017), 450-455 | DOI | verified identity; person/date firewall required |
| Hoskyns manuscript canon | Peter Beal, “John Hoskyns,” CELM | Folger CELM | verified public catalogue route |
| Lady Nevell identity and manuscript | John Harley, “My Lady Nevell Revealed,” Music & Letters 86 (2005), 1–15 | Oxford Academic | relevant argument and identification pages checked |
| Wotton correspondence | Logan Pearsall Smith, The Life and Letters of Sir Henry Wotton, 2 vols. (1907) | Internet Archive, vol. 1 | Siena and Neville-secretaryship pages checked |
| Camden's Neville account | William Camden, Annales, Part II (Leiden, 1625) | USTC 1028004 | Latin Neville episode image-collated |
| Chamberlain correspondence | Norman Egbert McClure, ed., The Letters of John Chamberlain, 2 vols. (1939) | Internet Archive | Neville notices checked against selected manuscript images |
| Henslowe's iron-office ledger | W. W. Greg, ed., Henslowe's Diary (1904) | Internet Archive | introductory Hogge/iron-office pages checked |
| Italian political source field | Giovanni Botero, Della ragion di stato (Venice, 1589) | Internet Archive | relevant magistracy/disguise chapters inspected in exact edition |
| Robert Sidney correspondence | Margaret P. Hannay, Noel J. Kinnamon, and Michael G. Brennan, eds., Domestic Politics and Family Absence | Routledge | Letter 252 page checked |
| Savile and Tacitus | Jan Waszink, “Henry Savile's Tacitus and the English Role on the Continent: Leicester, Hotman, Lipsius,” History of European Ideas 42 (2016), 303–319 | DOI | article body checked for travel and political-intellectual context |
Quoted source passage
The legacy bibliography described its scope as:
“traditional Shakespeare scholarship rather than authorship question materials”
That remains a useful selection principle, but the old list is no longer itself the citation. Each entry above is routed to an independently identifiable publication.
Promotion rules
- Cite the publication, not this register.
- Record the exact page or catalogue entry used.
- Separate the author's documented conclusion from this project's inference.
- For manuscript claims, pair secondary scholarship with the archive witness
- Mark an item “unread” until the relevant pages have actually been checked;
or a human edition.
title-level relevance is not evidence.
Citations and public access
The table contains the citations and public access routes. Paywalled DOI or JSTOR landing pages are acceptable bibliographic identities, but they do not prove that the article body has been reviewed. Topic packets must state whether the relevant pages were inspected.