Womanhood in Radical Protestantism: 1525-1675

Joyce L. Irwin

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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Early Modern Women Writers Religion, Gender, and Enlightenment

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Concentrating on the status of women among the early Anabaptists, the Spiritualists, including Quakers, and radical Puritans, this collection of radical Protestant writings by women focuses on the period 1525 to 1675, and looks at the radical reformation and the place of women within the Church.

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