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Women Poets of the Renaissance
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  • 1999“Here is a sport will well befit this time and place”: allusion and delusion in Mary Wroth'slove's victory8 cited
  • 2011Foreign and Native on the English Stage, 1588-1611: Metaphor and National Identity6 cited
  • 2007Feminist criticism in the Renaissance and seventeenth century3 cited
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