Katherine Philips's Poems among Seventeenth-Century Readers and Book Owners.

The article focuses on the circulation, readership, and ownership of Katherine Philips's poetry in the seventeenth century and how her reputation as a female author developed through manuscript and print culture. Topics include the impact of unauthorized and authorized editions of Philips's works, t...

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Published in:Philological Quarterly Vol. 104; no. 1/2; pp. 7 - 32
Main Author: COOLAHAN, MARIE-LOUISE
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Published: Department of English, University of Iowa Winter/Spring2025
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