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Leaders, Converters, Symbols of Power: Women and the Early English Church

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Dr Florence H R Scott
Sep 16, 2021
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Leaders, Converters, Symbols of Power: Women and the Early English Church

The first half of the seventh century in England is known as the ‘conversion period’, in which the political elites were converted to Christianity through missionary activity. This process of conversion, and the…

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