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The Meaning of Spenser’S Fairyland

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Attempts to provide a clear understanding of Spenser's fairy mythology by looking at three questions. 1. What did Spenser mean by "Fairyland"? 2. What was the basis for his distinction between fairies and Britons? 3. Why did he celebrate Elizabeth in the character of Fairy Queen?

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