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The Captives Position Female Narrative Male Identity And Royal Authority In Colonial New England Teresa A Toulouse

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The Captives Position Female Narrative Male Identity And Royal Authority In Colonial New England Teresa A Toulouse
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Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 12.83 MB
Pages: 240
Author: Teresa A. Toulouse
ISBN: 9780812203677, 0812203674
Language: English
Year: 2013

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The Captives Position Female Narrative Male Identity And Royal Authority In Colonial New England Teresa A Toulouse by Teresa A. Toulouse 9780812203677, 0812203674 instant download after payment.

Reconsidering captivity narratives published between 1682 and 1707, The Captive's Position explores the ways in which two generations of New England Puritan ministers reacted to internal and imperial challenges to colonial authority by seizing upon representations of captive women to negotiate and to shape a distinctive male identity.


Reconsidering captivity narratives published between 1682 and 1707, The Captive's Position explores the ways in which two generations of New England Puritan ministers reacted to internal and imperial challenges to colonial authority by seizing upon representations of captive women to negotiate and to shape a distinctive male identity.

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