Anonymity: a secret history of English literature

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Acknowledgements ix Introduction 3 Chapter 1: Mischief 9 Chapter 2: Modesty 41 Chapter 3: Women being men 76 Chapter 4: Men being women 114 Chapter 5: Danger 138 Chapter 6: Reviewing 181 Chapter 7: Mockery and devilry 217 Chapter 8: Confession 254 Chapter 9: Epilogue 286 Notes 298 Bibliography 337 Index 353

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