Political culture and cultural politics in early modern England : essays presented to David Underdown

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Introduction - political culture and cultural politics in early modern England, Susan Amussen and Mark Kishlansky. Part 1 culture of politics: the unweariableness of Mr Pym - influence and eloquence in the Long Parliament, J.S. Morrill the faith of Joseph Hall, Peter Lake honour, rhetoric and political culture - the Earl of Huntingdon and his enemies, Richard Cust the Wentworth forest riot - property rights and political culture in restoration England, Molly McClain in the midst of ceremony - cathedral and community in 17th century Wells, Carl B. Estabrook gender and politics in Leveller literature, Ann Hughes If I did say so, I lyed - Elizabeth Cellier and the construction of credibility in the Popish plot crisis, Rachel Weil. Part 2 politics of culture: The part of a Christian Man - the cultural politics of manhood in early modern England, Susan Amussen companionate marriage versus male friendship - anxiety for the lineal family in Jacobean drama, Lisa Jardine remembering Marston Moor - the culture of politics, Maija Jansson underground verse and the transformation of early Stuart political culture, Thomas Cogswell wit in a roundhead - the dilemma of Marchamont Nedham, Blair Worden turning frogs into princes - Aesop's fables and the political culture of early modern England, Mark Kishlansky.

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