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The Background of Spenser's Attitude toward Women Rulers
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  • 1936Middle-Class Culture in Elizabethan England298 cited
  • 2007The Mirror for Magistrates66 cited
  • 1850Commentary on the Book of Prophet Isaiah26 cited

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  • 2001Elizabeth, Mercilla, and the Rhetoric of Propaganda in Spenser's Faerie Queene4 cited
  • 1975Eve as a Circean and Courtly Fatal Woman4 cited

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