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Who's She When She's at Home?: “Manifest Housekeepers”, Jealous Queens, and the Artistry of Mary Stuart
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  • 1997Your Humble Handmaid: Elizabethan Gifts of Needlework84 cited
  • 1990My lady's chamber: Female space, female chastity in Shakespeare43 cited
  • 2001Authorship and the Royal "I:" King James VI/I and the Politics of Monarchic Verse7 cited
  • 1996The Hardwick Wall Hangings: An Unusual Collaboration in English Sixteenth-Century Embroidery2 cited

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