by Janet Todd
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Fraser, Antonia. King Charles II. London, 1979.
———. The Weaker Vessel. London, 1984.
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Goreau, Angeline. Reconstructing Aphra: A Social Biography of Aphra Behn. New York, 1980.
Gorges, Raymond. The Story of a Family through Eleven Centuries, being a History of the Family of Gorges. Boston, 1944.
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———. Slip-Shod Sybils: Recognition, Rejection and the Woman Poet. London, 1995.
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———. ‘Robert Julian, Secretary to the Muses’, Journal of English Literary History, 10, 1943, pp. 294–309.
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Hill, Christopher. The World Turned Upside Down. Harmondsworth, 1975.
———. Writing and Revolution in 17th Century England. Brighton, 1985.
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Holmesland, Oddvar. Utopian Negotiations: Aphra Behn & Margaret Cavendish. Syracuse, 2013.
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Hughes, Derek. ‘The Masked Woman Revealed; or, the Prostitute and the Playwright in Aphra Behn Criticism’. Women’s Writing, 7, 2, 2000, 149–64.
———. The Theatre of Aphra Behn. Basingstoke, 2001.
———. Ed. Versions of Blackness: Oroonoko, Race and Slavery. Cambridge, 2007.
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———. Robert Spencer, Earl of Sunderland 1641–1702. Cambridge, 1958.
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Mermin, Dorothy, ‘Women becoming poets: Katherine Philips, Aphra Behn, Anne Finch’, English Literary History, 57, 1990.
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Milhous, Judith and Robert Hume. ‘Attribution Problems in English Drama, 1660–1700’, Harvard Library Bulletin, 31, 1983, 5–39.
———. ‘Dating Play Premières from Publication Data, 1660–1700’,
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———. ‘“But to the touch were soft”: pleasure, power, and impotence in “The Disappointment” and “The Golden Age”’, Aphra Behn Studies. Ed. Janet Todd. Cambridge, 1996.
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———. ‘Private Jottings, Public Utterances: Aphra Behn’s published writings and her commonplace book’, Aphra Behn Studies. Ed. Janet Todd. Cambridge, 1996.
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