Matthew Firth begins the “Premodern Gender” series by discussing the history of England’s little known early royal women. The tenth century was a transformative period in English history. At the start of the century, what would come to be the … Continue reading →

Managing Co-Editor Paige Donaghy introduces a new blog series on gender in the medieval and early modern world. In 1620, an unknown English writer published a pamphlet in London with the following title: Hic Mulier, or The Man-Woman. The provocatively-titled work … Continue reading →