Agnes Bowker's cat : travesties and transgressions in Tudor and Stuart England /
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Oxford ; New York :
Oxford University Press,
2001.
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Table of Contents:
- Agnes Bowker's cat : childbirth, seduction, bestiality, and lies
- Monstrous births and credible reports : portents, texts, and testimonies
- Mercy Gould and the Vicar of Cuckfield : domestic and clerical pleading
- Rose Arnold's confession : seduction, deception, and distress in the heart of England
- The Essex abortionist : depravity, sex, and violence
- Another midwife's tale : alcohol, patriarchy, and childbirth in early modern London
- Cross-dressing in the birth room : gender trouble and cultural boundaries
- Who buried Mrs. Horseman? Excommunication, accommodation, and silence
- Mocking the clergy : wars of words in parish and pulpit
- The atheist's sermon : belief, unbelief, and traditionalism in the Elizabethan north
- Baptized beasts and other travesties : affronts to rites of passage
- The battle of the altars : turning the tables and breaking the rails
- The portraiture of Prynne's pictures : performance on the public stage
- The downfall of Cheapside Cross : vandalism, ridicule, and iconoclasm
- The Adamites exposed : naked radicals in the English Revolution.