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Author: Edited by Bonnie G. SmithPub Date: September 2004 Top scholars on the major issues in women's history around the world learn more... |
Author: Clark HulsePub Date: December 2003 Commemorating the 400th Anniversary of Elizabeth I ‘s reign this history tells the story of her life and reign using artifacts from her life- books, pamphlets, letters, paintings, maps and more. It is a compliment catalog to the exhibit of Queen Eliazbeth I traveling through out the United States over the next three years. learn more... |
Author: Mary BlockleyPub Date: March 2002 This is the first major linguistic re-interpretation of Old English, showing where the first sentences in English begin and end, and why it matters. learn more... |
Author: Juan Luis VivesPub Date: May 2002 The first and only transcription of the complete English translation of this famous book, the most influential book in Tudor England concerning women and their “proper” behavior. learn more... |
Author: Edited by Charles Barberlearn more... |
Author: James H. MoreyPub Date: 2000 learn more... |
Author: Carroll B. JohnsonPub Date: May 2000 In this first volume in the new HISPANISMS series, Johnson illuminates Cervantes’ Don Quixote on the side of materialism--in contrast to the highly idealistic perspective one usually takes of the knight-errant and his adventures. learn more... |
Author: Edited by William D. PadenPub Date: April 2000 Opens up not only a reconsideration of genre in medieval European lyric, this book also re-examines the notion of “genre” itself, showing that it should be considered as an historical phenomenon influenced by the cultures in which the lyrics arose. learn more... |
Author: Edited by Eric A. Johnson and Eric H. MonkkonenPub Date: October 1996 learn more... |
Author: Peter Iver KaufmanPub Date: 1996 learn more... |
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