Natalie Grueninger speaks to Professor James Daybell about the culture and practices of letter-writing in Tudor England.
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Books Mentioned
Women Letter-Writers in Tudor England by James Daybell
The Material Letter in Early Modern England by James Daybell
Shakespeare’s Letters by Alan Stewart
The Carriers’ Cosmography: or A Brief Relation of The Inns, Ordinaries, Hostelries, and other lodgings in and near London by John Taylor
Land Travel and Communications in Tudor and Stuart England: Achieving a Joined-up Realm by Mark Brayshay
Links of Interest
Professor Daybell’s Tudor Takeaways
The Lisle Letters, edited by Muriel St Clare Byrne
Two Elizabethan Women: Correspondence of Joan and Maria Thynne, 1575-1611 (Wiltshire Record Society), edited by Alison D. Wall
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