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The patriarch's wife: literary evidence and the history of the family
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Main Author:
Ezell, Margaret J. M. 1955-
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Language:
English
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Published:
Chapel Hill, NC [u.a.]
University of North Carolina Press
1987
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Year: 1987
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[Rezension von: Ezell, Margaret J. M., The Patriarch's Wife: Literary Evidence and the History of the Family] (1988) (Fitzmaurice, James)
Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains:
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Great Britain
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Family
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History 1600-1700
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Great Britain
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Woman
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History 1600-1700
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Feminine literature
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English language
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History 1600-1700
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England
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Writer
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History 1600-1700
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England
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Woman
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History 1600-1700
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Woman
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English language
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Literature
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History 1600-1700
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England
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Woman
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Social role
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History 1600-1700
Further subjects:
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Women and literature (England)
History 17th century
B
Families in literature
B
England Intellectual life 17th century
B
English literature
Women authors
History and criticism
B
Women England History 17th century
B
Family in literature
B
Families (England)
History 17th century
B
English literature Early modern, 1500-1700
History and criticism
B
Women (England)
History 17th century
B
Patriarchy (England)
History 17th century
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Women and literature England History 17th century
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Patriarchy in literature
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English literature Women authors History and criticism
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Family England History 17th century
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English literature Early modern, 1500-1700 History and criticism
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Patriarchy England History 17th century
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Bibliography: p. [243]-258
ISBN:
0807817414
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