A ballad of treason for Queen Mary I’s accession-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

A ballad of treason for Queen Mary I’s accession

Published:2021 Issue:31 Volume: Page:149-158
ISSN:1135-7789
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Author:

Schutte Valerie¹

Affiliation:

1. Independent scholar

Abstract

A ninuectyue agaynst Treason is a ballad that was printed upon Queen Mary I’s accession. It is comprised of fourteen stanzas; the first ten each have seven lines, and the last four are only four lines each. The ballad is not so much celebratory of the new Queen Mary, but a lesson or warning about the dangers of acting against a Tudor monarch.

Publisher

SEDERI

Subject

Literature and Literary Theory,Linguistics and Language,Language and Linguistics,Cultural Studies

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