Women and Gender in Early Modern Wales

Exploring the multifaceted experiences of women in Wales from the 15th to the 18th centuries, this collection of essays delves into both conventional and unconventional aspects of female life. It addresses topics such as religion, education, and work, while also examining themes like violence, radicalism, and creative expression. Unique contributions shed light on issues such as female abduction, witchcraft, and the role of needlework, alongside discussions of significant historical events like the Civil War and religious reformations.