Fabrics and Fabrications: The Myth and Making of William and Mary (D Q R STUDIES IN LITERATURE)

Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Introduction 1688: Glorious Revolution or Glorious Reaction? Religion and Politics in the Life of William and Mary The English Church in The Hague during William and Mary’s Time The Eve of the Glorious Revolution: The Catholic Threat “Such Onely as Are Very Honest, Loyall and Active”: English Spies in the Low Countries, 1660–1688 The Stadholder-King William III and the University of Leiden “Hey for Praise and Panegyric”: William III and the Political Poetry of Matthew Prior “How Lov’d She Liv’d, and How Lamented Fell”: Congreve and Prior on the Death of Queen Mary, and their Dutch Translator Willem Sewel William III, the Siege of Namur, Prior and Sterne William III and Ireland Skeletons in the Cupboard: The “Glorious” Revolution and Ireland From Het Loo to Hampton Court: William and Mary’s Dutch Gardens and Their Influence on English Gardening Book News in Locke’s Correspondence (1683–1692) Notes on Contributors The last couple of years have been notable for their anniversaries and commemorations: from the births and deaths of poets to the death of the ancien régime and the birth of "The Declaration of the Rights of Man".