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NOVELS

A fair number of novels have been set in Elizabethan England below are some of the more recent ones. An extensive list can be found in John A.

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Historical Dictionary of the Elizabethan World
(Phoenix, AZ: Oryx Press, 1999).

Buckley, Fiona.
The Doublet Affair.
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Burgess, Anthony.
A Dead Man in Deptford.
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Burgess, Anthony.
Nothing Like the Sun.
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Chisolm, P.F.A.
A Surfeith of Guns.
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Cowell, Stephanie.
Nicholas Cooke: Actor, Soldier, Physician, Poet.
New York: Norton, 1993.

Cowell, Stephanie.
The Players.
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Emerson, Kathy Lynn.
Face Down upon an Herbal.
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Finney, Patricia.
Firedrake’s Eye.
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Finney, Patricia.
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The Succession. A Novel of Elizabeth and James.
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Garrett, George.
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Harper, Karen.
The Poyson Garden.
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Scott, Melissa, and Lisa A. Barnett.
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Tourney, Leonard.
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Tourney, Leonard.
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Tourney, Leonard.
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Tourney, Leonard.
Low Treason.
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Tourney, Leonard.
Old Saxon Blood.
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Tourney, Leonard.
The Players’ Boy Is Dead.
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Tourney, Leonard.
Witness of Bones.
New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1992.

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Illustrations by Jeffrey Forgeng, Victoria Hadfield, and David Hoornstra were produced expressly for this volume.

Index

Page numbers in
italics
indicate illustrations.

advowson, 26 – 27

Armada, 4 – 5

agriculture, 81 – 90, 91 – 94.

armor,
12
, 117, 191

See also
champion agriculture;

army and militia, 14, 193

woodland agriculture

astronomy and astrology, 60,

ale and beer, 164, 170, 180 – 81

225, 233 – 34, 236,

alehouses, 23, 66, 171, 175, 227

237, 238

ales.
See
maygames

athletics, 196, 198

America.
See
New World

Anabaptists, 29

babies,
45
, 48.

animals, 110, 191.
See also
bees;

See also
childbirth

cats; dogs; livestock; horses;

backgammon, 197, 205

sheep; vermin

badminton, 195

animal sports, 82, 189 – 91

baking.
See
cooking

apprentices, 19, 62 – 63, 139

ballads, 114, 187

aprons, 141

bandy-ball, 194

archbishops, 20, 28, 31

baptism, 41, 44 – 45, 78

archdeacons, 19, 20, 27, 28

barley, 82, 92, 93, 166, 170

archery, 183, 192 – 93, 199

Barley Break, 196, 198, 201

aristocracy, 9 – 11, 2, 39, 103.

barristers.
See
lawyers

See also
gentlemen; noblemen

Base, 196, 198

arithmetic and mathematics,

bathing.
See
washing

53, 60, 237

beans.
See
legumes

270 Index

bearbaiting and bullbaiting,

caps.
See
headgear

190 – 91

cards, 184, 198, 200, 207 – 10

bedchamber.
See
chamber

carpets, 114, 116

beds, 74, 75, 107, 116 – 18, 227.

cassocks, 104, 139, 160 – 61

See also
furnishings; sleeping

catechism, 51, 53, 77

beer.
See
ale

Catholicism, 1 – 4, 26, 28 – 29, 30,

bees, 110

235.
See also
Jesuits; Pope

beggars,
13
, 23

cats, 191

belts, 140

cellars, 109, 113

Bible, 77, 104, 187, 235

chaff, 87, 93, 107, 118

billiards, 199

chamber, bedchamber, 109, 110,

birth.
See
childbirth

114, 116 – 17

bishops, 20, 27 – 28, 29, 31, 236

chamber pot, 75, 119

blast furnace, 96

champion (open-field) agriculture,

Blindman’s Buff, 197, 198, 199

69, 92, 105.
See also
villages

boats.
See
ships and boats

checkers, 197

bodices, 132 – 34, 144 – 47

cheese, 104, 117, 164, 165, 167, 168.

books, 104, 187.

See also
dairy produce

See also
broadsides; reading

chess, 197

boots, 138

chests.
See
furnishings

bowls, 195, 200, 204

childbirth, 41, 43 – 44, 239

bread, 164, 165 – 66, 172, 176

children, 43, 46 – 63, 173 – 74, 200

breakfast, 54, 57, 74, 77, 163 – 64

chimneys, 89, 107, 109, 110.

breeches, 48, 75, 131, 149 – 50.

See also
fire

See also
Venetian breeches

Christmas, 58, 90, 181, 197, 201

brewing.
See
ale