Lady Eleanor Douglas
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The known tracts and prophecies of They are vehement, opinionated, and hard to read, for Douglas's handling of words and syntax takes little account of rules or norms. Her theological and political beliefs are idiosyncratic and her imagery, steeped in that of bible prophecy, is sometimes impenetrable.
(formerly Davies), published during the long political crisis of the mid seventeenth century, numbered at last count 69 extant texts and 77 including those which have apparently not survived, though they have left traces.- BirthName: Lady Eleanor Touchet
- Self-constructed: Eleanor AudelieLady Eleanor.is sometimes called by the name of her first husband, Davies, sometimes by that of her second, Douglas. She herself sometimes used her father's title, Audeley, as a surname. Her biographer and editor, Esther S. Cope, chooses to ignore all surnames and call her
- Married: Davies; Douglas
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