Early Modern Civil Discourses

SHARON ACHINSTEIN Lecturer in English , University of Oxford, Fellow of St Edmund Hall, UKDERMOT CAVANAGH Senior Lecturer in English, University of Northumbria, UKKATE CHEDGZOY Professor of Renaissance Studies, University of Newcastle, UKANDREW HADFIELD Professor of English, University of Sussex, UKTHOMAS HEALY Professor of Renaissance Studies, Birkbeck College, University of London, UKHELEN MOORE Lecturer in English, University of Oxford, Fellow of Corpus Christi College, UKDAVID NORBROOK Merton Professor of English Literature, University of Oxford, UKMARKKU PELTONEN Professor of General History, University of HelsinkiNEIL RHODES Professor of English Literature and Cultural History, University of St Andrews, UKCATHY SHRANK Lecturer in English, University of Aberdeen, UKROBERT WHITE Professor of English, Communications and Cultural Studies, University of Western Australia

• Acknowledgements Notes on the Contributors Introduction; J.Richards Civil Tongues: Language, Law and Reformation; C.Shrank Of Marriage, Morals and Civility; H.Moore 'Civilized with Death': Civility, Duelling and Honour in Elizabethan England; M.Peltonen 'Words More than Civil': Republican Civility in Lucy Hutchinson's ' The Life of John Hutchinson '; D.Norbrook 'When Civil Fury First Grew High'; Politics and Incivility in Restoration England; S.Achinstein Shakespeare the Barbarian; N.Rhodes Tacitus and Reform in Ireland in the 1590's; A.Hadfield Drama, Ireland, and the Question of Civility; T.Healy Uncivil Monarchy; Scotland, England and the Reputation of James IV; D.Cavanagh The Civility of Early Modern Welsh Women ; K.Chedgzoy The Cultural Impact of the Massacre of St Bartholomew's Day; R.White Index