“Tell thou my lord thou saw’st me lose my breath”: Silence, speech, and authorial identity in Cary’sThe Tragedy of Mariam

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Historicist and materialist feminist criticisms have shown how early modern gender ideology associated women’s speech and writing with sexual looseness (Newman 40, 10–11; Callaghan, Women and Gende...

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