Amazons and Warrior Women. Varieties of Feminism in Seventeenth-Century Drama

Sandra Clark

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of the king one step closer to divine right monarchy and absolute rule.These, and many other individual and connected themes, make Dr. Lamer' s book a thoughtful and challenging work.Seldom will a reader find a book based on such a broad and penetrating examination of secondary and primary materials so clear, concise and cogent.

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