The English romance in time: transforming motifs from Geoffrey of Monmouth to the death of Shakespeare

Helen Cooper

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Introduction: 'Enter, pursued with a bear' 1. Quest and Pilgrimage: 'The adventure that God shall send me' 2. Providence and the Sea: 'No tackle, sail nor mast' 3. Magic that Doesn't Work 4. Fairy Monarch, Fairy Mistresses: 'I am of ane other countree' 5. Desirable Desire: 'I am wholly given unto thee' 6. Women on Trial 7. Restoring the Rightful Heir: 'If that which was lost be not found' 8. Unhappy Endings: 'The most accursed, unhappy, and evil fortuned' Appendix Bibliography

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