Machine generated contents note: Introduction: "Sparkling Multiplicity" Patricia Phillippy; Part I. Critical Approaches and Methodologies: 1. Invisibility Optics: Aphra Behn, Esther Inglis and the Fortunes of Women's Works Margaret J. M. Ezell; 2. Reconsidering the Woman Writer: The Identity Politics of Anne Cooke Bacon Jaime L. Goodrich; 3. The Critical Fortunes of the Tenth Muse: Canonicity and its Discontents Patricia Pender; 4. When We Swear to Tell the Truth: The Carleton Debates and Archival Methodology Megan Matchinske; Part II. The Tudor Era (1526-1603) : 5. Common and Competing Faiths Susan M. Felch; 6. Isabella Whitney's Slips: Poetry, Collaboration, and Coterie Dana E. Lawrence; 7. Transmitting Faith: Elizabeth Tudor, Anne Askew, and Jane Grey Elaine V. Beilin; 8. Humanism, Religion, and Early Modern Englishwomen in Their Transnational Contexts Julie D. Campbell; 9. Women in Worship: Continuity and Change in the Prayers of Elizabeth Tyrwhit and Frances Aburgavenny Micheline White; 10. Spatial Texts: Women as Devisers of Environments and Iconographies Peter Davidson; Part III. The Early Stuart Period (1603-1642): 11. Aemilia Lanyer's Radical Art: "The Passion of Christ" Pamela J. Benson; 12. Memory, Materiality and Maternity in the Tanfield/Cary Archive Ramona Wray; 13. Mary Wroth Romances Ovid: Refiguring Metamorphosis and Complaint In The Countess of Montgomery's Urania Clare R. Kinney; 14. Nuns' Writing: Translation, Textual Mobility and Transnational Networks Marie-Louise Coolahan; 15. Motherhood and Women's Writing in Early Seventeenth-Century England: Legacies, Catechisms, and Popular Polemic Paula McQuade; 16. Monuments and Memory Peter Sherlock; Part IV. Civil War, Interregnum, and Restoration (1642-1676): 17. Prophecy, Power, and Religious Dissent W. Scott Howard; 18. Coteries, Circles, Networks: The Cavendish Circle and Civil War Women's Writing Sarah C. E. Ross; 19. Inventing Fame Jane B. Stevenson; 20. Political Writing Across Borders Mihoko Suzuki; 21. English Women's Writing and Indigenous Medical Knowledge in the Early Modern Atlantic World Edith Snook; 22. Lady Anne Clifford's Great Books of Record: Remembrances of a Dynasty Jessica L. Malay.