‘The Sign of Some Degree’?: The Financial, Social and Sartorial Significance of Male Headwear at the Courts of Henry VIII and Edward VI
‘The Sign of Some Degree’?: The Financial, Social and Sartorial Significance of Male Headwear at the Courts of Henry VIII and Edward VI
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“某种程度的标志”?:亨利八世和爱德华六世宫廷中男性头饰的经济、社会和服装意义
DOI:
10.1179/cos.2002.36.1.1
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发表时间:
2002
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0.2
通讯作者:
M. Hayward
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作者:
M. Hayward
AbstractThe Monmouth cap, the saylors thrum,And that wherin the tradesman come,The physic, lawe, the cap divine,The same that crowns the muses nine,The cap that fools do countenance,The goodly cap of maintenance,And any cap, whate're it bee,Is still the sign of some degree.