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"Wonder not, princely Gloster, at the notice this paper brings you": Women, Writing, and Politics in Rowe's Jane Shore

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2001"The State Is out of Tune": Nicholas Rowe's "Jane Shore" and the Succession Crisis of 1713-143 cited

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