Prose and style in Browne

Anderton, Basil, Sketches from a Library Window (Cambridge, 1922)
Bischoff, Dietrich, Sir Thomas Browne als Stilkünstler: Ein Beitrag zur Deutung der englishchen Barockliterature (Heidelberg, 1943)
Moloney, Micchael, 'Metres and Cursus in Sir Thomas Browne’s Prose', Journal of English and Germanic Philology, 58 (1959) 60-67
Morgan, Edward, 'Strong Lines and Strong Minds: Reflections on the Prose of Browne and Johnson', Cambridge Journal 4 (1951) 481-91
Croll, Morris, Style, Rhetoric and Rhythm (Princeton, Princeton University Press, 1966)
Havenstein, Daniela, Democratizing Sir Thomas Browne: Religio Medici and its Imitators (Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1999)
Crombie, Winifred. "Two Faces of Seneca: Metaphysical and Baroque Prose Styles in the Seventeenth Century." Language and Style 19:1 (Winter, 1986): 26-48.
Phelps, Gilbert, 'The Prose of Donne and Browne', in A guide to English Literature: From Donne to Marvell, ed. Boris Ford (1956) pp.116-30
Stapleton, Laurence, 'Sir Thomas Browne and Meditative Prose', in The Elected Circle Studies in the Art of Prose (Princeton, 1973)
Tempest, Norton, 'Rhythm in the Prose of Sir Thomas Browne', Review of English Studies 3 (1927) 308-18
Warren, Austin, 'The Style of Sir Thomas Browne', Kenyon Review, 13 (1951) 674-87
Whallon, William. "Hebraic Synonymy in Sir Thomas Browne.", English Literary History 28 (1961): 335-52.