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Master Walter the Glazier, Exeter Cathedral, choir, clerestory,
Great East Window: St. Margaret
Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi of Great Britain
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Welcome to Professor Fogle's course, Women in the Middle Ages.
This course will explore medieval Europe through the female lens. We will illuminate the influence of women on war, politics, business, religion and culture. We will study queens, writers, artists, nuns, businesswomen, and peasants in order to understand how women shaped the medieval world, how they were shaped by it, and how they contributed to the brilliance of the Renaissance.
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