Literature, Politics and Law in Renaissance England

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Chapter 1 Introduction: Renaissance, Law and Literature
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Chapter 2 Amici curiae: Lawful Manhood and Other Juristic Performances in Renaissance England
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Chapter 3 Instigating Treason: the Life and Death of Henry Cuffe, Secretary
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Chapter 4 ‘Unmanly Indignities’: Adultery, Evidence and Judgement in Heywood’s A Woman Killed with Kindness
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Chapter 5 ‘She has that in her belly will dry up your ink’: Femininity as Challenge in the ‘Equitable Drama’ of John Webster
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Chapter 6 Renaissance Tool Abuse and the Legal History of the Sudden
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Chapter 7 Taking Liberties: George Wither’s A Satyre, Libel and the Law
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Chapter 8 Freedom of Speech, Libel and the Law in Early Stuart England
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Chapter 9 John Selden among the Quakers: Antifeminism and the Seventeenth-Century Tithes Controversy
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Chapter 10 Martyrdom in a Merchant World: Law and Martyrdom in the Restoration Memoirs of Elizabeth Jekyll and Mary Love

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Chapter title	Taking Liberties: George Wither’s A Satyre, Libel and the Law
Chapter number	7
Book title	Literature, Politics and Law in Renaissance England
Published by	Palgrave Macmillan UK, January 2005
DOI	10.1057/9780230597662_7
Book ISBNs	978-1-349-43051-2, 978-0-230-59766-2
Authors	Michelle O’Callaghan
Editors	Erica Sheen, Lorna Hutson

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