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Academic feminists go to some pretty strange lengths to ensure that female “writers” are well-represented in the literary canon of the Renaissance. Gorman Beauchamp considers the strange case of Elizabeth Cary’s The Tragedy of Miriam, The Fair Queen of Jewry.

The Tragedy of Miriam, The Fair Queen of Jewry: The Feminist Sop for Renaissance Drama