Publications by Dr Ruth Connolly - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Ruth Connolly	The People in Royalist Women's Writing	2024
Dr Ruth Connolly Emeritus Professor Thomas Cain	The Poems of Ben Jonson	2022
Dr Ruth Connolly	Hester Pulter's Childbirth Poetics	2019
Dr Ruth Connolly	The Politics of Honor in Lady Ranelagh's Ireland	2019
Dr Ruth Connolly	Introduction: The literatures of early modern Ireland	2018
Dr Ruth Connolly	Bestiaries of feeling: flies, snails, toads and spiders in Richard Lovelace’s Lucasta: PosthumePoems (1659)	2017
Dr Ruth Connolly	New modelled cavaliers	2017
Dr Ruth Connolly	New modelled cavaliers [Special edited issue of The Seventeenth Century]	2017
Emeritus Professor Thomas Cain Dr Ruth Connolly	The Complete Poetry of Robert Herrick: Volume 1	2013
Emeritus Professor Thomas Cain Dr Ruth Connolly	The Complete Poetry of Robert Herrick: Volume 2	2013
Dr Ruth Connolly	Thinking 'bibliogeographically': Phylogenetic analyses and systems of manuscript circulation	2013
Dr Ruth Connolly	Editing Intention in the Manuscript Poetry of Robert Herrick	2012
Dr Ruth Connolly	'Herrick's Communities of Manuscript and Print'	2011
Dr Ruth Connolly	Introduction: Community and Conviviality in the Works of Robert Herrick	2011
Emeritus Professor Thomas Cain Dr Ruth Connolly	Lords of Wine and Oile: Community and Conviviality in the Poetry of Robert Herrick	2011
Dr Ruth Connolly	Print, Miscellaneity and the Reader in Robert Herrick's Hesperides	2011
Dr Ruth Connolly	Viscountess Ranelagh and the Authorisation of Women's Knowledge in the Hartlib Circle	2010
Dr Ruth Connolly	New Approaches to the Work of Robert Herrick	2009
Dr Ruth Connolly	A Proselytising Protestant Commonwealth: The Religious and Political Ideals of Katherine Jones, Viscountess Ranelagh (1614-1691)	2008
Dr Ruth Connolly	'A Wise and Godly Sybilla':Viscountess Ranelagh and the Politics of International Protestantism	2007
Dr Ruth Connolly	A Manuscript Treatise of Viscountess Ranelagh (1614-1691)	2006
Dr Ruth Connolly	New Voices in Irish Criticism V	2005