Further Reading
Ramsay, Keith. The Lincoln Mystery Plays: A Personal Odyssey. London: Nerone Books, 2008. ISBN 978-0-9555365-0-2
A modernised version of the text was produced in 1994 by Prof Ed Schell and Keith Ramsay.
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