Spenser Studies: A Renaissance Poetry Annual

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Contents Volume XXIX David Lee Miller, oThe Kathleen Williams Lecture 2014: The Chastity of Allegoryo David J. Baker, oBritain Reduxo Talia Meyers, oSaracens in Faerylando Robert Lanier Reid, oSansloyAEs Double-Meaning and the Mystic Design of SpenserAEs Legend of Holinesso Katharine Cleland, oEnglish National Identity and the Reformation Problem of Clandestine Marriage in SpenserAEs Faerie Queene , Book Io Russ Leo, oMedievalism without Nostalgia: GuyonAEs Swoon and the English Reformation Descensus ad Inferoso Jerrod Rosenbaum, oSpencerAEs Merlin Rehabilitatedo Kelly Lechtonen, oThe Abjection of Malbecco: Forgotten Identity in SpenserAEs Legend of Chastityo Robert W. Tate, oHaunted by Beautified Beauty: Tracking the Images of SpenserAEs Florimell(s)o Jeffrey B. Griswold, oAllegorical Consent: The Faerie Queene and the Politics of Erotic Subjectiono Matthew Harrison, oThe Rude Poet Presents Himself: Breton, Spenser, and Bad Poetryo Ruth Kaplan, oThe Problem of Pity in SpenserAEs Ruines of Time and Amoretti o Jean R. Brink, oPublishing SpenserAEs View of the Present State of Ireland : From Matthew Lownes and Thomas Man (1598) to James Ware (1633)o Gleanings Gillian Hubbard, oThe Folly of Proverbs and the Mammon of Book II of The Faerie Queene o Rodney Stenning Edgecombe, oThe Meaning of aeImplyAE in The Faerie Queene III.vi.34o Index

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