(Barley should have been 38 in 1603) "is not sufficient to make the identification improbable" (12).Jump up ^ Crossley, et al. See also Clark 381–386.Jump up ^ Johnson 18. For an in-depth discussion on the dispute between the two companies, see Johnson, Gerald D. (March 1988). "The Stationers Versus the Drapers: Control of the Press in the Late Sixteenth Century". The Library, 6th series 10 (1): 1–17.Johnson 18–19Jump up ^ Johnson 41Jump up ^ Johnson 18–20Jump up ^ Johnson 13–15Jump up ^ Lavin 222Jump up ^ Johnson 15Jump up to: a b Smith 77Jump up ^ MilsomJump up ^ MonsonJump up to: a b c d Johnson 28Jump up ^ Smith 86. Smith states that the phrase "meere stranger" is an epithet intended to emphasize Barley's lowly social status.Jump up ^ Smith 86Jump up to: a b Smith 92–93Jump up ^ Illing 223Jump up ^ Lavin 217Jump up ^ Johnson 30Jump up ^ Johnson 15–16Jump up ^ Johnson 16Jump up ^ Johnson 32Jump up ^ Johnson 34–35Jump up ^ Johnson 35Jump up ^ Johnson 17–18මූල