What does EME stand for?

The resulting body of work now includes Douglas Brooks's essay collection Milton and the Jews (2008), Lisa Lampert's Gender and Jewish Difference from Paul to Shakespeare (2004) as well as my own monograph, Anti-Semitism, Masculinity and Early Modern English Literature (2004).

Maternity occupied much of early modern English women's lives, though key aspects "remained hidden" from public view (1).

9780874130003 Representing France and the French in early modern English drama.

On this date: In 1536, English theologian and scholar William Tyndale, who was the first to translate the Bible into Early Modern English, was executed for heresy.

9780874139518 Shakespeare and the practice of physic; medical narratives on the early modern English stage.

Chapters deal with the pre-history of English, Old English, the influences of Latin, Norse and French, the dialects of Middle English, the transition from Middle to Early Modern English, the rise of 'Renaissance English (two chapters)', changes during the Tudor period, the growing desire in the eighteenth century for a standard English, the developments in English in the nineteenth century, modern regional English in the British Isles, the interactions between English and other languages between later Renaissance and modern English, the nature of English as the first international language, and finally the future of the language.

Given the constraints within which they worked--especially early modern English political culture and their dealings with colonists who were determined to profit from trading in Indian slaves, a trade that threatened the colony's security and at times its very existence--the proprietors did well by the new settlement.

Today in history 1536: English theologian and scholar William Tyndale, who was the first to translate the Bible into early modern English, was executed for heresy.