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This calendric collection of bucolics with its illustrative, rough woodcuts adapted a popular medieval form that made it appear neither very old nor very new, as did the Calender's accompanying critical apparatus, a series of glosses by Spenser's first and anonymous critic, "E. And this very utilizable calendric milestone happens to coincide with a U. Progressive era educators devised student art projects and contests as part of a social studies education which emphasized teaching about calendric holidays. |
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