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manliness: battles of epping forest
Long hair, tight pants, and other masculine things, then as now, some things don’t change… …But, you might argue, the Renaissance was a time of violent change, one of those exceptional epochs when an old morality was breaking down and … Continue reading
for, sooth to say,…it was no sort of life
He was one of the “new men” who rose and fell by their wits; Spencer’s work and life a reflection of the splendors and miseries of his time. “The Elizabethan conception of world-order was in its outlines medieval although it … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Pope, Chris Thorns, Edmund Spenser, Hercule Francois, Hercule Francois Duc D'Alencon, Hilliard portraits, Marcus Gheeraerts the Elder, Norman Davies, Robert Dudley, Robert Dudley Earl of Leicester, Shakespeare, Sir Philip Sidney, Steven Pinker
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