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Courtship and constraint: rethinking the making of marriage in Tudor England

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Marriage and Family Dynamics Renaissance Literature and Culture Historical Studies on Reproduction, Gender, Health, and Societal Changes

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1. The structures of courtship and the role of family, kin and community. 2. The language of tokens and the making of marriage 3. 'Movers', 'sutors', 'speakers', and 'brokers' of marriage: the role of the go-betweens as a 'means' of courtship 4. Courtship horizons in the sixteenth century: distance and place as factors in marriage formation 5. The timing of marriage: constraints and expectations 6. Material girls?: dowries and property in courtship -- .

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