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When gossips meet : women, family, and neighbourhood in early Modern England

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Historical Studies on Reproduction, Gender, Health, and Societal Changes Gender and Feminist Studies Medieval and Early Modern Justice

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1. Introduction 2. Patriarchy and the World of Gossips 3. Families and Gossips: The Experience of Marriage 4. Maidservants and the Politics of the Household 5. Women and Neighbours: Female Disputes 6. Women and Neighbours: Disputes with Men 7. Women as Citizens: Public and Political Life 8. Recreation, Religion, and Female Culture 9. Conclusion Bibliography of Unpublished Sources Index

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