Explorations in Renaissance Culture, المجلد 30South Central Renaissance Conference., 2004 |
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... position of power over Ralegh . Her poem culminates in a performative speech act : " The lesse afrayde the better shalt thou spead . " Elizabeth clearly has the power to make it so by saying so . Her playful , teasing language not only ...
... position of power over Ralegh . Her poem culminates in a performative speech act : " The lesse afrayde the better shalt thou spead . " Elizabeth clearly has the power to make it so by saying so . Her playful , teasing language not only ...
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On the other hand , Hall's position was considered wise by those who felt that the issues under debate in the early Stuart Church were not essential to true religion and were reasonably subject to compromise , the position of many ...
On the other hand , Hall's position was considered wise by those who felt that the issues under debate in the early Stuart Church were not essential to true religion and were reasonably subject to compromise , the position of many ...
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... position of creator and the favorites as his creations . Praised because they are objects of the King's favor , the bridal couple is then worthy of Donne's praise by nature of the virtue of the King's judgment and rewarding of them . By ...
... position of creator and the favorites as his creations . Praised because they are objects of the King's favor , the bridal couple is then worthy of Donne's praise by nature of the virtue of the King's judgment and rewarding of them . By ...
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