The Early Life of Joan Makepeace

Joanna, or Joan, Makepeace was a gentle and timid young girl to be thrown into the political turmoil of Europe in the first third of the thirteenth century. Such a girl was likely to be sacrificed by her masculine relatives, who were eager to exploit anyone for their own selfish ends. By birth and r...

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Published in:Speculum 1945-07, Vol.20 (3), p.300-309
Main Author: Stephens, G. R.
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