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Very Good jacket. Book and dust jacket in very good, unmarked condition except for sticker with name inside front cover. Your purchase benefits world-wide relief efforts of Mennonite Central Committee.
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Very Good in Very Good jacket. Stanford University Press, 1991. 1st printing. Tight and unmarked. Full cloth binding, lightly rubbed. 331pp. In a lightly rubbed jacket. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo-8"-9" Tall.
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Frontispiece. Minor rubbing, VG., dustwrapper. 22x14cm, (8), 331pp. Contents: Introduction: Casuistry in the Elizabethan Church-State; or, The Ambiguities of Ideological Colonization; Part I: Victims of Conscience In and Around Elizabeth's Court: The Text of Casuistry in Elizabeth's Discourse of Power: Misreading the Conscience of the Queen; The 'Foro Interno' Outside Gloriana's Court: Honest Dissimulations in the Commonwealth; Reading & Misreading the Body Politic: The Conscience of Anthrony Tyrrell, Spy and Apostate; Part II: The Discourse of Conscience in the Elizabethan Canon: The 'Siene Sieve' Portrait & Book 5 of 'The Fairie Queene': Vanishing Points, Aphasiac Readers, and the Rhetoric of the Lax Conscience; "Tempering by just proportions good venims from evill": The Secret Pharmacy of Equity in Spenser's Narrative; Self-Cancelling Cases of Conscience: Britomart, Artegall, and the Transgressive Simile; On Not Representing the Queen's "Answer Answerlesse": The Politics of Dissimulation & Allegory in the Trial of Duessa; Tropes of Conscience: Gyges's Ring; Spenser's 'Legend of Justice', and Novelistic Discourse.
