Women's hidden role in religious reformation
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Welcome. Те Хі Екстра подкаст фascinating historial conversations. From the makers of BBC History Magazine. The histories of religious reformations across the globe are have often focused on men.
But women were also integral to these major transformations. Speaking with Emily Briffitt, Historian Mary Wiesner Hanks, author of Women and the Reformations. Explains how early modern women strove to shape the world around them. As wives
Mothers, missionaries, mystics, and migrants. Hello and welcome to the History Extra podcast, Mary. It's lovely to have you. Oh, it's wonderful to be here. So we are going to be delving into the reformations and When it comes to the reformations, we so often talk about those in Europe, but this isn't just a European transformation.
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