Women and the English Renaissance: Literature and the Nature of Womankind, 1540 to 1620University of Illinois Press, 1984 - 364 ページ Impressively examines the relation sixteenth-century controversies about the nature of women have to literature and life. |
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... Hands are by nature alike fit for all manner of actions , till application and imployment bring in a difference of Right ... hand is now known to be more a matter of " Nature " than of " exercise . " But never mind the metaphor ; if the ...
... Hands are by nature alike fit for all manner of actions , till application and imployment bring in a difference of Right ... hand is now known to be more a matter of " Nature " than of " exercise . " But never mind the metaphor ; if the ...
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... hand to the businesse , as their right : so is that Common - wealth the most absolute which for good gouernment can ... hand with good and left with evil . The word dexterity , which Tuvil employs to refer to the two hands ' equal ...
... hand to the businesse , as their right : so is that Common - wealth the most absolute which for good gouernment can ... hand with good and left with evil . The word dexterity , which Tuvil employs to refer to the two hands ' equal ...
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... hand in a relationship with a man . When Lazarillo in Blurt , Master - Constable advises a group of female auditors , " Since , then , a woman's only desire is to have the reins in her own white hand , your chief practice , the very ...
... hand in a relationship with a man . When Lazarillo in Blurt , Master - Constable advises a group of female auditors , " Since , then , a woman's only desire is to have the reins in her own white hand , your chief practice , the very ...
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