Marriage, Performance, and Politics at the Jacobean Court

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Focusing on Jacobean nuptial performances, this study reveals how scripted entertainments by notable writers like Jonson and Campion were integral to major political events during King James's reign. These weddings not only showcased artistic talent but also contributed to the formation of a distinct Jacobean national identity, highlighting the intersection of marriage, performance, and politics in early 17th-century England.