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Feminine Eros: Mary Queen of Scots and the Emergence of Desireld be claimed of the increasingly unpopular sovereign Mary became a political imperative. Authorial attribution possessed the power to stain the queen sexually, morally and, according to the anxious responses of Ronsard and Pierre de Brant?me (. 1540–1614), aesthetically.. Freedom from . would have

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