Gender and politics in early modern Europe: English convents in France and the Low Countries

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Early Modern Women Writers Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Medieval Literature and History

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Introduction Female Monasticism Revived: Foundations and Vocations The Monastic Family: Order and Disorder in the Cloister The Monastic Economy: Prayer and Manual Labour Beyond the Cloister: Patronage, Politics and Society Active in Contemplation: Spiritual Choices and Practices Conclusion

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