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Women, gender and non-lethal violence in Quarter Sessions petitioning narratives
Cleaned-up and slightly extended version of a paper presented at the conference Gender and Violence in the Early Modern World (University of Cambridge, 23 November 2019). Introduction In 1594 Allys Whittingham, William Bealey and Margery his wife petitioned Cheshire Quarter … Continue reading
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Tagged court records, petitions, PowerOfPetitioning, violence
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