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To complement Strickland, “to search amid dusty and worm-eaten records for details illustrative of the vast mine of history.” Woman's “influence” has “thrown a bright light over the dark history of the first eleven centuries of our annals” (ix).

TOC: Cartismandua; Boadicea, “The Warlike”; Gwenissa the Fair, Julia “Domina”; Victoria, Viturgia, and Hunila; St. Helena; Cartandis; Helena Ap Eudda; Rowena; Guenever I; Guenever II; Guenever III; Bertha; Ethelburga “The Silent” and Enfleda; St. Ebba, Quenburga, Surnamed “Bebba” and Saxburga; Ostrida and Werburga; Quenburga, Quenswitha, and Alfleda; Hereswytha, Sexburga, Etheldreda, Ermenberga, and Ermenilda; Domneva; Ethelburga and Fridogitha; Quendrida-Petronilla; Eadburga, Elfeda; Quenrida II; Osburga and Ethelswytha; Judith of France; Elswitha, Ethelfleda; Edwina, Elfleda, Edgifa, and Elfgifa; Ethelgiva; Elfrida; Emma of Normandy; Editha the “Good”; Editha “the Fair.”.

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