The Horse in Early Modern English Culture : Bridled, Curbed, and Tamed
Publisher: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Madison, NJ
ISBN-13: 9781611476583
Table of contents: title: Acknowledgments and Preface, i.; title: Introduction; title: Chapter One, “Pricked More with the Spur then the Provender”: Hungry Horses and Woodstock; title: Chapter Two, Agency and/or Containment? Man/Woman and Horse/Rider Relationships in Early Modern England; title: Chapter Three, Trampling on the Bald Pate: Morocco the Wonder Horse and the Humiliation of St Paul’s; title: Chapter Four, Laying the World on Your Mare: the Corrupt Horse-Race in Shirley’s Hide Parke; title: Chapter Five, Constructed Combatants: Political Steeds Before, During, and After the Civil Wars; title: Conclusion; title: Bibliography