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Out Of Compass: English Women’s Writing And The Cultures Of Travel, 1604-1680

Hall, Meghan Elizabeth2020

… the literary and autobiographical writings of Elizabeth Cary, Mary Wroth, Margaret Cavendish, and a traveling Quaker minister, Alice Curwen, to demonstrate that while women were certainly aware of the social stigma that could be attached to their travels, they also understood that women’s …

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"Nor fear I censure" : early modern women writers and issues of authority, 1578-1680.

Roberts, Rachel M. De Smith.Baylor University.2016

… The Countess of Montgomery's Urania (1621); and Elizabeth Cary's History of Edward II (composed c. 1627; published 1680). I explore the methods by which each of these writers creates an authoritative relationship with her readers even when those readers are skeptical about women's writing. …

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Republicanism and stoicism in Renaissance neo-Senecan drama.

Cadman, Daniel John.Sheffield Hallam University (United Kingdom).2011

… Daniel, Samuel Brandon, William Alexander, and Elizabeth Cary, as well as the Roman tragedies of Thomas Kyd and Ben Jonson, which are characterised, to varying degrees, by their appropriation of continental models of neo-classical tragedy practised by the French tragedian Robert Gamier. The …

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Erasure of the Individual Sovereign: The Vulnerability of Public and Gendered Identity in Marlowe, Webster, and Cary

Oliva, Justina

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