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Foxe said that children with autism may become distressed in large classroom settings simply because they are unable to understand basic speech, if the environment is sufficiently noisy. Autistic kids should be taught in smaller groups, say experts by Asian News International Chapter 1, "The compilation of the book," opens with two claims: first, that Foxe is best viewed not as an author but as an author-compiler, tailoring existing manuscript and printed sources to the typographical and polemical aims of his larger narrative; and second, that the four editions printed in his lifetime consist "not of a single ever-expanding book, but of four distinctive constructions" (23), each exquisitely responsive to its own historical moment. Foxe's "Rook of Martyrs" and Early Modern Print Culture by Walkden, Andrea / Shakespeare Studies remarks to the Pandectae locorum communium Foxe enquired: 'what can poets, what can historians, what can rhetoricians, and orators [. 'writers to solemnise and celebrate ... Actes and memory': Foxe and ... by Hiscock, Andrew / Yearbook of English Studies More results

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Foxe said that children with autism may become distressed in large classroom settings simply because they are unable to understand basic speech, if the environment is sufficiently noisy.

Autistic kids should be taught in smaller groups, say experts by Asian News International

Chapter 1, "The compilation of the book," opens with two claims: first, that Foxe is best viewed not as an author but as an author-compiler, tailoring existing manuscript and printed sources to the typographical and polemical aims of his larger narrative; and second, that the four editions printed in his lifetime consist "not of a single ever-expanding book, but of four distinctive constructions" (23), each exquisitely responsive to its own historical moment.

Foxe's "Rook of Martyrs" and Early Modern Print Culture by Walkden, Andrea / Shakespeare Studies

remarks to the Pandectae locorum communium Foxe enquired: 'what can poets, what can historians, what can rhetoricians, and orators [.

'writers to solemnise and celebrate ... Actes and memory': Foxe and ... by Hiscock, Andrew / Yearbook of English Studies

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