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Introduction: 'Strange and Unheard of Revolutions' | 1 | |
Pt. I | 'To Run One's Self Into Danger': Women and the Politics of Opposition in the London Book Trade | |
1 | Women in the London Book Trade | 33 |
2 | Making, Tracing, and Erasing Seditious Intentions | 63 |
Pt. II | 'Telling the King His Faults': Religio-Political Polemicism and Women's Public Expression | |
3 | Oral Religio-Political Activism and Textual Production | 128 |
4 | Metaphors of Being and Modes of Empowerment | 180 |
Pt. III | 'I Take Truth With Me When I Can Get Her': Delarivier Manley and the Reproduction of Political Intelligence | |
5 | Delarivier Manley's Public Representations | 225 |
Conclusion: 'The Antidote to these Women's Poison'? | 285 | |
Bibliography | 302 | |
Index | 335 |
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