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10 Sep 2017: The final chapter proposes that court masques and civic pageants offered competing economic and literary models. ... As this chapter persuasively demonstrates, economic, political, and literary concerns continued to intersect in seventeenth-century

10 Sep 2017: fall. Still change and vary thoughts, as new occasions fall. Still change and vary thoughts, as new occasions fall.Crossing here from the physical into the economic and moral, Mutabilitie reassumes

10 Sep 2017: Test (Boise State U.) Robert N. Watson (U. of California, Los Angeles) Mimi Yiu (Georgetown U.).

10 Sep 2017: It would be interesting to see how more overt examples of the modes of historical writing Escobedo highlights-such as Dee's angel diaries, for ex-ample, or the work of

10 Sep 2017: it could during hard economic times; Penn Corbett and his staff at Universal Printers and Publishers have done excellent production work; and John Moore has faithfully provided the all-important Spenser

10 Sep 2017: The Spenser from whom Milton most directly borrowed was a "primitIve force, an avatar of change and rough justice," whose rustic shepherds represent not merely traditional pastoral voices, but economic realities. ... Shumaker, Wayne. "Literary Hermeticism

10 Sep 2017: Miller builds upon recent critics who have seen the poem as a world of glass and a test of reading, and provides a refined and more economical terminology. ... Like all good critics, Thickstun makes us return to the text to test her hypotheses further.

10 Sep 2017: Unfortunately, however, I found that some of the recent scholarship cited in short-hand form in the Notes had no corresponding entry in the Bibliography; this will serve as a test

10 Sep 2017: a context which com-prehends the political,social, economic, cultural and intellectual trends of his age" and then "turns to the writing itself" for analysis of selected works. ... This holds true for good and evil art alike. The test of decorum can also

10 Sep 2017: The economics of the publishing world have denied it the former role; and the latter is probably an impossibility in view of the fragmented state of Spenser studies at this time. ... Similarly, the pastoral of The Faerie Queene (in Book VI) allows the