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Social Expressions of Men's Emotions in Later Seventeenth-Century Jest-Books
Tim Reinke-Williams
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Seventeenth-century England
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Late Seventeenth
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Englishmen
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Capp
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Merry Tales
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Anti-patriarchal
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Seventeenth Century
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