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Early Modern Nuns and the Feminist Politics of Religion
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  • 1989Engendering the State: Family Formation and State Building in Early Modern France290 cited
  • 1990The Dévotes165 cited
  • 2003Gender and Politics in Early Modern Europe120 cited
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  • 1990Lucrecia's Dreams84 cited
  • 1988DIE KONFESSIONALISIERUNG IM REICH81 cited
  • 1965Ecclesiastical Reform of Nunneries in New Spain in the Eighteenth Century30 cited

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