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H2020 European Research Council Project💡Researching #EarlyModern women's trans-genre writing. Challenging the single-gender paradigm of intellectual value.

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28 Feb 1366173870177341440

Petronella Boogaart has been reading a VERY good book and wants to immortalize its pleasure in her portrait. What a wonderful idea! And Jan Verkolje obliges, in 1679.

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19 Feb 1362731260725006337

Chevalier d'Eon represents one of the earliest known examples of gender nonconformity in our collection. D’Eon was a French diplomat, spy and soldier who originally presented as male. Due to d'Eon's diplomatic interactions with government, we hold related records: (1/2)

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'; John McCafferty @jdmccafferty ·

11 Feb 1359810038559293443

11 Feb 1650: The first of the autobiographical meditations of Mary, Lady Carey is dated #otd She continues these to 12 Jan 1658. @RECIRC_'s wonderful database is the place to go for more on her: https://recirc.nuigalway.ie/people/person/

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