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Preface; 1. Introduction; 2. Dido and Elissa: heroic and elegiac treatment of a legendary queen; 3. Philomela and Lucretia: classical heroines in English complaints; 4. Rosamond and virgin queen: heroines from British legend and history; 5. Susanna and the Magdalen: religious epyllia and complaints; 6. Violenta and Amanda: the novelistic complaint; 7. Commiseration and imagination: reflections on the elegiac narrative mode; Notes; Select bibliography; Index.
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