Literature, politics, and law in Renaissance England
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Literature, politics, and law in Renaissance England
（Language, discourse, society）
Palgrave Macmillan, 2005
- : hbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Introduction : renaissance, law and literature / Erica Sheen and Lorna Hutson
- Amici curiae : lawful manhood and other juristic performances in renaissance England / Peter Goodrich
- Instigating treason : the life and death of Henry Cuffe, secretary / Alan Stewart
- 'Unmanly indignities' : adultery, evidence and judgement in Heywood's A woman killed with kindness / Subha Mukherji
- 'She has that in her belly will dry up your ink' : femininity as challenge in the 'equitable drama' of John Webster / Ina Habermann
- Renaissance tool abuse and the legal history of the Sudden / Luke Wilson
- Taking liberties : George Wither's A satyre, libel and the law / Michelle O'Callaghan
- Freedom of speech, libel and the law in early Stuart England / David Colclough
- John Selden among the Quakers : antifeminism and seventeenth century Tithes Controversy / Marcus Nevitt
- Martyrdom in a merchant world : law and martyrdom in the restoration memoirs of Elizabeth Jekyll and Mary Love / Sue Wiseman
