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  • ...ogramming of the [[Folger Institute]] for the 1998-1999 academic year. For more past programming, please see the article [[Folger Institute scholarly progr ...role did pawnbrokers play in the circulation of clothes and in the economy more generally? How do recent histories and theories of the fetish suggest new w
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  • ...ogramming of the [[Folger Institute]] for the 1999–2000 academic year. For more past programming, please see the article [[Folger Institute scholarly progr ...''Artificial Persons'' (1974), and the forthcoming ''Inventing Queenship: Anna and the Culture of the First Stuart Court''. He is the founding editor of '
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  • ...e Ireland focused almost exclusively on Shakespeare forgeries, Collier was more broad-reaching in his fakes. The Folger holds several notable forgeries by ...i-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?BBID=219060 S.b.120]''': Autograph copy in the hand of Anna Maria Ireland of W.H. Ireland’s forgery of the tragedy of King Lear [manu
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  • You can learn more about [[About_our_recipe_books|how this resource was created, how to use it ...r, Anne, 1651 or 1652-. Clarke, Elizabeth, active 17th-18th century. Bold, Anna Maria, 1708-||Cookery and medicinal recipes [manuscript]|| 1675 1750 (ca.)
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  • ...lished after the death of Henry VIII, probably because of its Lutheran and more radical Protestant leanings. ...f their own loves from a female point of view. Veronica Franco drew on the more overtly sexual tradition of Pietro Aretino and Latin verse to compose her s
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  • ...lished after the death of Henry VIII, probably because of its Lutheran and more radical Protestant leanings. ...f their own loves from a female point of view. Veronica Franco drew on the more overtly sexual tradition of Pietro Aretino and Latin verse to compose her s
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  • *Anna Marsh, bassoon Cry no more, for the angels are here. <br>
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  • ...on the Bodleian Library's Rawlinson manuscript (not pictured) calls them “more rare, and excellent, for the method and varietie then ever yet hath been do ...or Marguerite’s collected works, and its smaller format would have made it more affordable.
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  • Ziegler, Georgianna. "'More than Feminine Boldness': The Gift Books of Esther Inglis." ''Women, Writing ...r) || 0 || 0 || Cinquante Octonaires || 1616 || "Madamoiselle de Trochrig" Anna Maliverne de Lavignolle, wife of Robert Boyd || ? || No || Leather, gold-to
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  • For more past programming from the [[Folger Institute]], please see the article [[Fo ...''Artificial Persons'' (1974), and the forthcoming ''Inventing Queenship: Anna and the Culture of the First Stuart Court''. He is the founding editor of '
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  • ...es etc.), and images of all of the original documents. See Development for more details of our progress.” ...ume print publications are likely coming to an end; but now we have a much more universal and flexible publishing platform, in the form of the World Wide W
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  • :Clare McManus, ''Women on the Renaissance Stage: Anna of Denmark and Female Masquing in the Stuart Court, 1590–1619'' (2002).<b :Urvashi Chakravarty, “More Than Kin Less Than Kind: Similitude Strangeness and Early Modern English Ho
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  • ...edu/luna/servlet/s/3iim85 St. John’s Priory in Clerkenwell] had one of the more colorful histories of the major London monasteries. St. John’s was the En ...], was written for the Globe, but it also played at the more intimate, and more expensive, Blackfriars. Othello was a black soldier in the Venetian republi
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  • ...es, Shakespeare is imagined as an aristocratic gentleman in lace collar, a more down-to-earth working artisan, and a romantically poetic dreamer. Painters ...ion has become the public face of Jane we recognize today. It will be even more widely circulated when it appears on the British ten-pound note next year.
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  • ...matica del sig.r Alessandro Adimari. dedicata alla serenissima principessa Anna di Toscana. || [S.l.] : [s.n.] || 1642 || https://hamnet.folger.edu/cgi-bin | Manuscript || Sawyer, [Charles] Pike, || Sixty years and more of Shakespeare typescript || || 1925 || https://hamnet.folger.edu/cgi-bin/
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  • ...rulers; Spanish Match; Charles I (as Prince of Wales); proposed marriage; Anna Maria of Spain || || | Vargas Mejia, Francisco de || The Council of Trent no free assembly: more fully discovered by a collection of letters...of Dr. Vargas and other great
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