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Even so, the Renaissance villa "was not an entirely moral dwelling," Boyle writes, but also a place of scheming and amoral machinating behind varying degrees of walled privacy and privilege, where women had only marginal roles at best (156). Outside, while no stranger to City Hall, prefers to sit in judgment from afar, machinating among those who seek to reallocate that power - power they claim is rightfully theirs. |
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