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n. d introduce proper regulated marriage laws so that “children and courtiers can marry for love and serve their sovereign at the same time” (97). ... beliefs. It should help foster further debate and I hope this is part of a larger project as

Jessica Lim and Jen Aggleton convene ‘The Children’s Book as Material Object’, 10 May 2017. ... Jessica Lim (Faculty of English) co-convened the symposium ‘The Children’s Book as Material Object’ with Jen Aggleton (Faculty of Education) on

Like Una, Florimell also rides a palfrey, the trappings of which help to establish her status when she first rushes into the poem; her pursuer, the “griesly foster” appropriately rides a ... great reioysyng of your subiectes beyng aged, the comforte

Like his friend Nathaniel Hawthorne, whose mother adapted Spenser for children and who named his daughter, Una, after the heroine of Book I of The Faerie Queene, Melville turned ... In their fictional works, these authors imagine an overarching

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My thanks to Andrew Foster, who wrote the entry on Richard in the new DNB, for some of these biographical details). ... The principal bequests are to his children, who are given various bizarre/delightful combinations of weapons and armour, musical

This essay seeks to correct this oversight by arguing that the many images of soil, ground, and earth in The Faerie Queene help foster a muddled conception of history. ... I argue, involve the Roman drama of Seneca, in which he finds a model for

My thanks to Andrew Foster, who wrote the entry on Richard in the new DNB, for some of these biographical details). ... The principal bequests are to his children, who are given various bizarre/delightful combinations of weapons and armour, musical

The readings were performed by ‘on-the-book’ actors Fran Marshall and Matthew Foster, followed by further discussion from the panelists and contributions from the floor. ... at the execution of… Murrogh O-brien, I saw an old woman, which was his

And tears that at their fountain freeze;. For by the hearth the children sit. ... Who takes the children on his knee,. And winds their curls about his hand:.

Written by Protestants, they aimed to explain the Irish problem to an English audience, and thereby foster more harmonious relations between the two islands.

Auncestors of these that nowe lyve yeilded them selues. then subiectes & legemen, shall it not tye their children. ... wheare they doe nomynate & elect for the most. part not the eldest sonne nor anie of the children.