English Renaissance Prose: History, Language, and Politics (Medieval and Renaissance Texts and Studies)

Introduction: History, language, and the politics of English Renaissance prose / Neil Rhodes --
The sore and strong prose of the English Bible / Gerald Hammond --
The tyrant being slain : afterlives of More\'s History of King Richard III / Daniel Kinney --
\"Take away preaching, and take away salvation\" : Hugh Latimer, Protestantism, and prose style / N.H. Keeble --
Richard Hooker\'s discourse and the deception of posterity / P.G. Stanwood --
Sidney\'s Arcadian poetics : a medicine of cherries and the philosophy of cavaliers / Claire Preston --
Strang[e] constructions of Mary Wroth\'s Urania : Arcadian romance and the public realm / Paul Salzman --
Virgins of the world and feasts of the family : sex and the social order in two renaissance utopias / Susan Bruce --
\"A knowledge broken\" : Francis Bacon\'s aphoristic style and the crisis of scholastic and humanist knowledge-systems / Stephen Clucas --
Shapeless elegance : Robert Burton\'s anatomy of knowledge / Jonathan Sawday --
Milton and the limits of Ciceronian rhetoric / Martin Dzelzainis --
Powers of the beast : Gerrard Winstanley and visionary prose of the English Revolution / David Loewenstein --
In the land of moles and pismires : Thomas Browne\'s antiquarian writings / Graham Parry --
Bunyan\'s Grace abounding and the dynamics of restoration nonconformity / Thomas N. Corns.