Drake's welding of rationalist epistemology to ' feminist ' argument was of particular originality within the context of early modern pro-woman writings.
Drake's identilication of watermarks could be made only when the manuscript was still bound.
Drake derived his interpretations in particular from his attempts at a chronological ordering of the pages of that manuscript.
Drake's identification of watermarks could be made only when the manuscript was still bound.
Drake cites no sources, but his description of the glassmaker's actions matches standard artisanal practices.
Drake seeks explanations of illegitimacy in the way in which work was organized and in the living arrangements of young servants.
Drake even contested that it was pointless to learn modern foreign languages since translations were now so accomplished and easily available.
We are playing ducks and drakes with time-honoured experience and teaching.
