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Woman, Church & State

Note 39 — Chapter Four

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Unless an heiress, woman possessed no social importance; unless an inmate of a religious house no religious position. There are some records of her in this last position, showing what constant effort and strength of intellect were demanded from her to thwart the machinations of abbots and monks.—Sketches of Fontervault.

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