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- catalog description "Rethinking women and politics in early modern England / James Daybell -- Sisterhood, friendship and the power of English aristocratic women, 1450-1550 / Barbara J. Harris -- Rhetoric of requests : genre and linguistic scripts in Elizabethan suitors' letters / Lynne Magnusson -- Politics in the Elizabethan privy chamber : Lady Mary Sidney and Kat Ashley / Natalie Mears -- Portingale women and politics in Late Elizabethan London / Alan Stewart -- Negotiating favour : the letters of Lady Ralegh / Karen Robertson -- 'Suche newes as on the Quenes hye wayes we have mett' : the news and intelligence networks of Elizabeth Talbot, countess of Shrewsbury (c.1527-1608) / James Daybell -- Esther Inglis and the English succession crisis of 1599 / Tricia Bracher -- Cavendish-Talbot women : playing a high-stakes game / Sara Jayne Steen -- Aristocratic women, power, patronage and family networks at the Jacobean Court, 1603-1625 / Helen Payne -- Anne of Denmark and the historical contextualisation of Shakespeare and Fletcher's Henry VIII / Susan Frye -- Beyond microhistory : the use of women's manuscripts in a widening political arena / Elizabeth Clarke -- Loyal and dutiful subjects : Englisn nuns and Stuart politics / Claire Walker -- Assuming gentility : Thomas Middleton, Mary Carleton and Aphra Behn / Valerie Wayne.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Rethinking women and politics in early modern England / James Daybell -- Sisterhood, friendship and the power of English aristocratic women, 1450-1550 / Barbara J. Harris -- Rhetoric of requests : genre and linguistic scripts in Elizabethan suitors' letters / Lynne Magnusson -- Politics in the Elizabethan privy chamber : Lady Mary Sidney and Kat Ashley / Natalie Mears -- Portingale women and politics in Late Elizabethan London / Alan Stewart -- Negotiating favour : the letters of Lady Ralegh / Karen Robertson -- 'Suche newes as on the Quenes hye wayes we have mett' : the news and intelligence networks of Elizabeth Talbot, countess of Shrewsbury (c.1527-1608) / James Daybell -- Esther Inglis and the English succession crisis of 1599 / Tricia Bracher -- Cavendish-Talbot women : playing a high-stakes game / Sara Jayne Steen -- Aristocratic women, power, patronage and family networks at the Jacobean Court, 1603-1625 / Helen Payne -- Anne of Denmark and the historical contextualisation of Shakespeare and Fletcher's Henry VIII / Susan Frye -- Beyond microhistory : the use of women's manuscripts in a widening political arena / Elizabeth Clarke -- Loyal and dutiful subjects : Englisn nuns and Stuart politics / Claire Walker -- Assuming gentility : Thomas Middleton, Mary Carleton and Aphra Behn / Valerie Wayne.".