It seemed a very pleasant object, to see so many Semproniaes (all the chiefe Court Ladies filling the Galleries at the [Earl of Strafford's] Tryall) with penne, inke, and paper in their hands, noting the passages, and discoursing upon the grounds of Law a
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Conspiracy and Virtue
Women, Writing, and Politics in Seventeenth-Century England
by Susan Wiseman
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2006, Ebsco Publishing
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