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Women, Texts and Histories 1575-1760

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Early Modern Women Writers Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Renaissance Literature and Culture

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Contributors include: Rosalind Ballaster, Hero Chalmers, Helen Hackett, Lorna Hutson, Kate Lilley, Bridget Orr, Sophie Tomlinson, Susan Wiseman

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Published2003-09-02

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ShelfEarly Modern Women Writers

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