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Activist women and the challenge to patriarchy in the English revolution (1640-60)

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Dr Yu Sakai .

Please join us for the second session of the new Women’s History Seminar at Murray Edwards College. The seminar introduces cutting-edge research focused on women and offers new ways of understanding history. All welcome. Although primarily a research seminar, we also hope to draw interest from undergraduate and postgraduate students.

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