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Acknowledgments | ||
Introduction | 1 | |
1 | A map of death | 15 |
Pt. I | Disposing of the Body | 49 |
2 | The body of history: embalming and historiography in Shakespeare's Henry VIII | 54 |
3 | Humility and stoutness: the lives and deaths of Christian women | 81 |
4 | London's mourning garment: maternity, mourning, and succession in Shakespeare's Richard III | 109 |
Pt. II | Sisters of Magdalene | 139 |
5 | "I might againe have been the Sepulcure": maternal mourning and the encrypted corpse | 143 |
6 | "Quod licuit feci": Elizabeth Russell and the power of public mourning | 179 |
7 | The mat(t)er of death: the defense of Eve and the female ars moriendi | 211 |
Codicil: "a web of blacke" | 242 | |
Notes | 247 | |
Bibliography | 284 | |
Index | 305 |
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