Medieval women in their communities

Diane Watt

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Medieval Literature and History Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies Early Modern Women Writers

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The lives of women in religious communities in late medieval Europe are the main focus of this volume which brings together a body of original research by historians and literary scholars and disucsses a variety of such communities in France, Germany and Wales. The perspective is also broadened to include the lives of women in relation to the local community in places as far apart as East Anglia and southern Italy.

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