Renaissance Romance: The Transformation of English Prose Fiction, 1570–1620

Nandini Das

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Contents: Introduction Wandering knights: romance at court Sidney's Arcadian expectations Errant scholars: the travails of mercenary printing The tales of 'Robin Greene' Deviant women: fiction in other hands 'Dancing in a net': Mary Wroth's Urania Afterword Selected works cited Index.

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