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Fulke Greville: A Special Double Issue
ed. Matthew C. Hansen and Matthew Woodcock
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MATTHEW STEGGLE
Fulke Greville: Life and Works |
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WARREN BOUTCHER
"Rationall
Knowledges" and "Knowledges…drenched in flesh and blood": Fulke Greville,
Francis Bacon and Institutions of Humane Learning in Tudor and Stuart
England |
11 |
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GARY WALLER
Good Boys, Mad Girls: Greville, Sidney, Wroth, and the (Re)construction of
Gender in Early Modern England |
41 |
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HELEN VINCENT
"Syon Lies Waste": Secularity, Scepticism and Religion in Caelica |
63 |
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CYNTHIA BOWERS
"What is the Meaning of this Work?" Fulke Greville and the Limitations of
Authority |
85 |
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VICTOR SKRETKOWICZ
Greville, Politics, and the Rhetorics of A Dedication to Sir Philip
Sidney |
97 |
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MATTHEW C. HANSEN
Gender, Power and Play: Fulke Greville's Mustapha and Alaham |
125 |
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MATTHEW C. HANSEN
"The World is Made For Use": Theme and Form in Fulke Greville's Verse
Treatises |
143 |
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JOEL B. DAVIS
"Presidents to themselves": A Letter to an Honorable Lady,
Merciful Commentary, and Ethical Discourse |
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