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The Trial of Nicholas ThrockmortonOverview In the autumn of 1553, a new queen reigned in England. The Roman Catholic Mary Tudor had succeeded her sickly young brother Edward VI, and Protestant Englishmen among them Sir Thomas Wyatt the younger were trying desperately to engineer her fall. Wyatts rebellion was unsuccessful, and in the wake of his execution one of those put on trial for treason was Sir Nicholas Throckmorton: courtier, parliamentarian, and member of the Warwickshire

they reveal the fluctuations that men experienced and explore how social and embodied masculinity intersected and could reconstruct or redefine masculinity as social and cultural values modified

is concerned with the cognitive sciences and their significance for the study of literature

Translated with an introduction and notes by Elio Brancaforte

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Many of these documents have never appeared in print

Mark Crane is a fellow at the Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies at Victoria University where he is engaged in a project that examines the conjuncture of printing

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A Note on Chronology

Published: 2001

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He is also an honorary research fellow at the Centre for the History of Emotions at the University of Western Australia

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