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Labors lost: women's work and the early modern English stage

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism Literature: history, themes, analysis

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Note on Spelling and Dates Prologue Chapter 1. Labors Lost Chapter 2. Dame Usury Chapter 3. Froes and Rebatos Chapter 4. Cries and Oysterwives Chapter 5. False Wares Epilogue Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments

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