Titlebook: Royalist Identities; Jerome Groot Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2004 culture.fragment.identity.

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Jerome de Grootten zum Teil sehr alten Rezepturen. Das praxisnahe Buch wendet sich an ?rzte und Pharmazeuten, die sich mit der Traditionellen Europ?ischen Medizin besch?ftigen m?chten sowie an alle an dem Thema Interessierten..978-3-662-60343-7978-3-662-60344-4

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Jerome de Grootten zum Teil sehr alten Rezepturen. Das praxisnahe Buch wendet sich an ?rzte und Pharmazeuten, die sich mit der Traditionellen Europ?ischen Medizin besch?ftigen m?chten sowie an alle an dem Thema Interessierten..978-3-662-60343-7978-3-662-60344-4

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Royalisms? Constructing and disrupting Royalist identity,ty and all Royalists must necessarily yeeld’.. Apart from the odd usage as a term of abuse by polemicists such as Prynne, the term is used very rarely throughout the civil conflict. ‘Royalism’ was an amorphous collection of attitudes, complex and indistinct – in much the same waythat ‘puritan’, ‘Par

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The Royalist reader,through censorship the composition of it. Analysis of the effects of censorship and reading practices is notoriously difficult, and this chapter presents a necessarily generalized account. In the same way that identity is multiple and complex, reading is something that is equally difficult to concei

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,‘The late strangenesse betweene us’: invasion, excrement and recognition,us textual, social, cultural, behavioural, religious and political discourses.What this chapter and those following it consider are some of the complications, dissentions and problems described, represented, interrogated and encountered by the overarching discourse of’Royalism’, and some of the text

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Gorgeous Gorgons: Royalist Women, engendered this Viporous Brood of Schismaticall Tenets’. Challenges to traditional familial paradigms were represented as profound disruptions to the social fabric. The hybrid metaphors are of internal invasion and transgressive procreation; both the monster and the viper have their origins in perv

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