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What does the English Civil War have to do with feminist medicine?

March 7, 2023 Romany Reagan Leave a comment

In this video, I explain how the chaos of the English Civil War led to relaxed print censorship, increased literacy, and a boom time for female-focused medical books — the origin of the printed family herbal book. 

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Victorian views on women and their abilities were pretty horrifying and bizarre. 🧐 Even Darwin, a man held up to be the founder of rational theories on evolution, believed some downright bonkers things about women. 🤨 In this short video I share just a handful of things that have pissed me off over the course of my research into the hidden history of the Victorian women in medicine. Enjoy! 🚺💪🏻 @Museum of the Home 🏡 #victorian #misogony #victorianwomen #charlesdarwin #marywollstonecraft #feminism #histmed #museumofthehome #womensweeds #mohwomensweeds #victorians #feministhistory

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