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Recovering The Conversation: A Response To "Responding To Student Writing" Via "Across The Drafts", Carol Rutz
Recovering The Conversation: A Response To "Responding To Student Writing" Via "Across The Drafts", Carol Rutz
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The Early Poetic Career Of Edmund Waller, Timothy Raylor
The Early Poetic Career Of Edmund Waller, Timothy Raylor
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Waller's Machiavellian Cromwell: The Imperial Argument Of A Panegyrick To My Lord Protector, Timothy Raylor
Waller's Machiavellian Cromwell: The Imperial Argument Of A Panegyrick To My Lord Protector, Timothy Raylor
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Recent work on Waller’s Panegyrick to my Lord Protector has focused on its e¡ort to dress Cromwell in Augustan garb to translate his power into authority over a quiescent populace. Drawing on recently discovered evidence about the poem’s composition, about Waller’s reading of Machiavelli, and about his association with a fellow Buckinghamshire gentleman and MP, Sir William Drake (a figure known to have been influenced by Machiavelli), this article suggests that Augustan rhetoric forms only one strand in a discursive tapestry dominated by a Machiavellian argument for England’s imperial expansion.
A Few Moral Problems You Might Like To Ponder, Of A Winter's Evening, In Front Of The Fire, With A Cat On Your Lap, Gregory Smith
A Few Moral Problems You Might Like To Ponder, Of A Winter's Evening, In Front Of The Fire, With A Cat On Your Lap, Gregory Smith
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