In Defiance of Time: Antiquarian Writing in Early Modern England

Angus Vine

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS NOTE ON TEXT INTRODUCTION 1. Material Beginnings: John Leland, John Twyne, John Stow 2. Origins and Names: Etymology and the Elizabethan Society of Antiquaries 3. Restoring Britain: Courtesy and Collaboration in Camden's Britannia 4. Monuments and Megaliths: From Stonehenge to 'Stonage' 5. A Peripatetic Education: Antiquarian Travellers and the Apodemic Arts 6. Antiquarian Readers: The Case of Drayton and Selden CONCLUSION APPENDIX BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

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