:The Song of Songs in English Renaissance Literature: Kisses of Their Mouths

Jesse G. Swan

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Reformation and Early Modern Christianity

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William Baldwin's The Canticles, or Balades of Salomon - the shaping of history, sexuality and subsequent English poetry canticles, Baldwin and Spenser's Amoretti canticles as erased convention in Venus and Adonis the Spenserian canticles of Robert Aylett - the Protestant tradition continues ranter sexual politics - canticles in the England of 1650 Adam's revisited rant with Eve conclusion.

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