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Elizabeth, Gender, and the Political Imaginary of Seventeenth-Century Englandk, ., . (1615), the most certainly pseudonymous Esther Sowernam celebrates Elizabeth as “our late Sovereign, not only the glory of our Sex, but a pattern for the best men to imitate, of whom I will say no more but that while she lived, she was the mirror of the world, so then known to be, and so still remembered, and ever will be.”

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