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基本説明
Political satire, 'secret history' and sexual exposé; from its initial publication in 1808 Sarah Green’s "The Private History of the Court of England" was met with a divided but impassioned critical reaction. Much of this response was due to Green's scathing parody of the Prince of Wales through depicting the increasing corruption of 'heir apparent' (later Edward IV) during the troubled life of Henry VI.
Full Description
Whilst an important and under-researched example of women's writing, scholars of Romanticism and the nineteenth century will also find much value in this challenging political satire.
Contents
Part I History Of the Court of England. vol. I. /; Chapter I An Heir Apparent; Chapter II A Tender Attachment; Chapter III A Victim to Gratitude; Chapter IV The Dangers of a Court; Chapter V Mistaken Confidence; Chapter VI A Crafty Widow; Chapter VII A Valuable Friend, and an Intriguing Mistress; Chapter VIII Princely Recreations; Chapter IX A Reformation; Chapter X English Rebellion, and French Policy; Chapter XI Excursions to France; Chapter XII; Chapter XIII A Cessation to the Earthly Sorrow of an Unfortunate; Chapter XIV A Triumph; Chapter XV The Sad Chance of War; Chapter XVI British Ladies of Former Days; Chapter XVII Disappointed Ambition; Chapter XVIII A Change of Ministry; Chapter XIX; Chapter XX A Character; Chapter XXI A Mystery;



