The Culture of Cloth in Early Modern England: Textual Construction of a National Identity

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The author begins with the assumption that the wool industry held a crucial place in early modern English economies. However, he looks beyond its role as a factor in England's economic development, focusing on wool cloth as an object of tremendous cultural importance.

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Labor Rebellion in Pastoral Poetry
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The Case of Thomas Deloney
51
Promoting Early
75
Foreign Cloth and the Construction
103
The Cockayne Project and Anthony Mundays
153
Bibliography
179
Index
201
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Roze Hentschell is Associate Professor of English at Colorado State University, USA.

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