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Women in Early Modern England, 1550-1720

By: Sara Mendelson; Patricia Crawford | Book details

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Contents
List of Illustrationsxiii
Abbreviationsxvii
Note concerning Dates and Spellingsxviii
Glossary of Termsxviii
INTRODUCTION1
Defining terms and concepts5
Reading the sources6
Boundaries and topics, themes and arguments11
I. CONTEXTS15
Medical understandings of woman's body18
Religious teachings31
The law and its administration34
Citizenship49
Popular notions58
Stereotypes65
Conclusions71
2. CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE75
Early years77
Service92
Courtship108
3. ADULT LIFE124
Marriage126
Maternity148
Single women165
Widowhood174
Old age184
Death194
Conclusions200
FEMALE CULTURE 202
Space205
Speech212
Material culture218

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