TAILIEUCHUNG - English Funerary Elegy in the Seventeenth Century Laws in Mourning

I am thankful to the librarians and the staff of Gonville and Caius College, the Brotherton Library, the Bodleian Library, the Notting- hamshire Archives and the Centre for Kentish Studies for their assist- ance. The staff of the Cambridge University library, where this project began, and the British Library deserve special recognition. Alison Shell, Marie-Louise Coolahan and Jill Seal Millman furnished me with unpub- lished research. Andrew Lacey and David Norbrook generously took the time to comment on specific chapters, and John Kerrigan, Simon Jarvis, Colin Burrow and Gavin Alexander offered valuable insights and practical help. Cedric Brown and Andrew Hadfield were encouraging and patient series editors, and I appreciate. | palgraye macmillan English Funerary Elegy in the Seventeenth Century Laws in Mourning Andrea Brady Early Modem Literature in History General Editors Cedric c. Brown Professor of English and Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities University of Reading Andrew Hadfield Professor of English University of Sussex Brighton Advisory Board Donna Hamilton University of Maryland Jean Howard University of Columbia John Kerrigan University of Cambridge Richard McCoy CUNY Sharon Achinstein University of Oxford Within the period 1520-1740 this seriesdiscussei many kinds ofwriting both within and outside the established canon. The volumes may employ different theoretical perspectives but theyshareanhistoriealawarenessand aninterest in seeing their texts in lively negotiationwith theirownandsuccessivecultures. Titles include Cedric c. Brown and Arthur F. Marotte SeVitecs TEXTS AND CULTURAL CHANGEINEARLY MODERN ENGLAND Andrea Brady ENGLISH FUNERARY ELEGY IN THE EEVENTUENTHCENTURY Laws in Mourning Martin Butler editor RE-PRESENTING BEN JONSON Text History Performance T_ __ 1 A nx n. w I A chiO. n rN WRITING RAPE WRITING WOMEN IN EARLY MODERN ENGLAND Unbridled Speech _ Dermot Cavanagh LANGUAGE AND POLITICS IN THE SIXTEENTH-CENTURY HISTORY PLAY Danielle Clarke and Elizabeth CHnke nnft FB THIS DOUBLE VOICE- V Gendered Writing in Early Modern England James Daybell editor EARLY MODERN WOMEN S LETTER-WCdTING E450-1700 Jerome De Groot ROYALIST IDENTITIES John Dolan o POETIC OCCASION FROM MILTONTO WORDSWRETH Sarah M. Dunnigan EROS AND POETRY AT THE COURTS DOMARYQUEEN OF SCOTS AND JAMES VI Andrew Hadfield SHAKESPEARE SPENSER AND THEMATTER nFBRITAIN William M. Hamlin TRAGEDY AND SCEPTICISM IN SHAKESPEARE S ENGLAND Elizabeth Heale AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND AUTHORSHIP IN RENAISSANCE VERSE Chronicles of the Self Pauline Kiernan STAGING SHAKESPEARE AT THE NEW GLOBE Ronald Knowles editor SHAKESPEARE AND CARNIVAL After Bakhtin Arthur F. Marotti editor CATHOLICISM AND ANTI-CATHOLICISM .

• Luật học
• Spectacular Executions
• Contesting Wills
• Grief Without Measure
• Elegiac Rhetoric
• Ritual Context