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Lecture 14 - The Scandalous Women of the House of York
This lecture explores the scandalous women in the early generations of the House of York. Plus an exciting announcement at the end!
Welcome back to our course on Women in Late Medieval England! This course is available for all level of pay...
Lecture 13 - Personal Relationships: Medieval Women as Friends and Lovers
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Lecture 12 - Familial Relationships: Medieval Women as Daughters and Sisters, Wives and Mothers
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Lecture 11 - Cecily Neville and the Politics of Appearance
Watch now | This is the eleventh lecture in the virtual course "Women in Late Medieval England." This course is available to all paying subscribers of The Historian's Desk.
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Lecture 10 - Women’s Recreational Activity and Self-Representation
One medieval manuscript reveals fascinating insights into women's recreational lives and the complexities of self-presentation.
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