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The Stuart Court Masque and Political Culture

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Theatre and Performance Studies Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought

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Introduction 1. Spectacles of state 2. Rites of exclusion 3. Rites of incorporation 4. The invention of Britain 5. The consort's body 6. The revival of chivalry 7. The dance of favour 8. The Jacobean crisis 9. The Caroline Reformation 10. The Caroline crisis Appendix: A calendar of masques and entertainments, 1603-41.

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