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Women of Mediæval France Woman: in all ages and in all countries Vol. 5 (of 10)

By Pierce Butler

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Journey back to medieval France to discover the untold stories of women who lived, loved, and struggled within a world dominated by men.

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2010-06-05
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"Women of Mediæval France" by Pierce Butler is a historical exploration of women's existence and standing within the social structures of France through the Middle Ages. This narrative casts light on the lives of women during that time. The book begins by acknowledging the historical imbalance in documentation, where women's accounts are fewer, and men's experiences take precedence. Figures like Odette de Champdivers and King Charles VI are introduced, setting the stage to examine significant social themes. The author uncovers an era where women navigated constricting boundaries, finding their lives still contained joy, sorrow, and intricacies often disregarded by history.

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