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This Collection Of Essays By Leading Scholars In The Field Reveals The Major Contribution Of Puritan Women To The Intellectual Culture Of The Early Modern Period, Showing That Women's Roles With Puritan And Broader Communities Encompassed Translating And Disseminating Key Texts And Producing An Impressive Body Of Original Writing-- Machine Generated Contents Note: -- List Of Illustrations -- Acknowledgements -- Notes On Contributors -- List Of Abbreviations -- Foreword--n.h. Keeble -- Introduction--j. Harris & E. Scott-baumann -- The Exemplary Anne Vaughan Lock--s. Felch -- The Countess Of Pembroke And The Practice Of Piety--d. Clarke -- Imagining A National Church: Election And Education In The Works Of Anne Cooke Bacon--l. Magnusson -- Anne, Lady Southwell: Coteries And Culture--e. Clarke -- Godly Patronage: Lucy Harington Russell, Countess Of Bedford--m. Oconnor -- An Ancient Mother In Our Israel: Mary, Lady Vere--j. Eales -- Give Me Thy Hairt And I Desyre No More: The Song Of Songs, Petrarchism And Elizabeth Melvilles Puritan Poetics--s.c.e. Ross -- But I Thinke And Beleeve: Lady Brilliana Harleys Puritanism In Epistolary Community--j. Harris -- Take Unto Ye Words: Elizabeth Is

Author

Editor-johanna Harris

Publisher

Palgrave Macmillan UK

Published

2011

Language

EN

ISBN

9780230289727

Subjects

Literary Fiction, History, Humanities