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The Rover - Aphra Behn

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Christina Jordan
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Christina Jordan
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The Rover - Aphra Behn
  1. Social & Historical Context
    1. Religion
      1. Political crisis
        1. Audience
          1. Court/King Charles
            1. London vs Country
              1. Printing Presses - Plays read widely
                1. Education of Women
                  1. Growing Middle Class
            2. Plague/Fire of London
            3. Anti - Catholic - Succession Crisis
              1. Catholic Plot
                1. After Interregnum, Monarchy Restoration
                  1. Whigs and Tories
                  2. James
                    1. Glorious Revolution
            4. Themes of play
              1. Gender Roles
                1. Money and Sex
                  1. Deceit and Disguise
                    1. Financially & Sexually Independen
                      1. Men only/Idependant women Notorious
                        1. Aphra Behn/Nell Gwynn
                    2. Women & Fops
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