Gender and Protest in Late Medieval England, c.1400–c.1532

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RT @OUPHistory: Women appear in sources as active participants in outbreaks of revolt across the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries. T…

10 Jul 2022

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Women appear in sources as active participants in outbreaks of revolt across the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries. This shouldn't be surprising, yet historians’ general silence on the subject makes it so. @AliceBRRaw explores why: #MedievalHistory

10 Jul 2022

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RT @History_Lauren: An important article this - and essential when considering our interpretation of historical protest

27 Oct 2021

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An important article this - and essential when considering our interpretation of historical protest

26 Oct 2021

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