Items where Author is "Burke, T"

BURKE, T. and BINFIELD, K., 2009. Teaching British labouring-class writers, 1700-1900. New York: MLA.

BURKE, T., 2008. Lady Tuite. In: S.C. BEHRENDT, ed., Irish women poets of the romantic period. Alexandria, VA: Alexander Street Press.

BURKE, T., 2005. Labour of love: a report on the progress of the 'Labouring-class poets' series. British Association of Romantic Studies Newsletter, 27.

BURKE, T., 2003. Ann Yearsley: selected writings. Gloucester: Cyder Press.

WILHELM, K., DAWSON, D.A., GENTLE, L.K., HORSEFIELD, G.F., SCHOLTTERER, C., GREIG, C., EAST, M., HOFER, H., TAUTZ, D. and BURKE, T., 2003. Characterisation of spotted hyena (Crocuta crocuta) microsatellite loci. Molecular Ecology Notes, 3, pp. 360-362. ISSN 1471-8278

BURKE, T., 2003. 'Yet tho' I'm Irish all without, I'm every item Scotch within': poetry and self-fashioning in 1790s Ulster. John Clare Society Journal, 22.

KRUPA, A.P., JEHLE, R., DAWSON, D.A., GENTLE, L.K., GIBBS, M., ARNTZEN, J.W. and BURKE, T., 2002. Microsatellite loci in the crested newt (Triturus cristatus) and their utility in other newt taxa. Conservation Genetics, 3, pp. 85-87.

BURKE, T., 2002. The politics of education and voice in Ann Yearsley's 'To the honourable H-e W-e'. In: W. HUGHES, D. MASON and A. SMITH, eds., Legacies of Walpole: the gothic from Otranto to the X-Files. Bath: Sulis Press.

BURKE, T., 1998. Ann Yearsley and the distribution of genius in early romantic culture. In: T. WOODMAN, ed., Early romantics: perspectives in British poetry, Pope to Wordsworth. Basingstoke: Macmillan.