English women's poetry, 1649-1714: politics, community, and linguistic authority

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Early Modern Women Writers Poetry Analysis and Criticism Renaissance Literature and Culture

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Introduction PART 1: ORIGINS English and Continental Origins: Queens, Heroes, Prophets Women's Community and the Exiled King: Katherine Philip's Society of Friendship Eros, Myth, and Monarchy in Aphra Behn PART II: ELABORATIONS The Female Monarch and the Woman Poet: Mary of Modena, Anne Killigrew and Jane Barker Queen Anne among the Poets Anne Finch: Gender, Politics, and Myths of the Private Self CONCLUSION Appendices Order of poems in Katherine Philip's manuscripts and Poems Lucasia poems in approximate order of events described Anne Killigrew's paintings John Chatwin's 'To the Pious Memory of Mrs Anne Killigrew. A Pindarique'. Order of poems in Jane Barker, Political recreations (1688) Order of poems in Magdalen College MS. 343, Barker's 'Poems on Several Occasions, in 3 Parts' 'An Elegy on the Death of K. James'. Notes Bibliography Index

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