Tag: Female Historian

• Women’s History Month 2021: Celebrating Female Historians (Part 2)

  

  We are back for our second part of our Women’s History Month special! This year we are talking to women who are writing both fiction and non-fiction history, hearing about what they are working on, how they got to where they are today, and why they are passionate about their topics. Part 1 went up last…

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  March 15, 2021

  An Interview With, Seasonal, Women’s History

  Authors, Female Historian, Fiction, Historians, history, History Author, Medieval History, Non-Fiction, Scottish History, Victorian, Women, Women in STEM, Women's History Month, Women’s History

• Women’s History Month 2021: Celebrating Female Historians (Part 1)

  

  Today is International Women’s Day, and as women’s history is a passion of mine, and one of the main focuses of Just History Posts’ blog posts, I usually do a piece in celebration of this. In the past I’ve written about female highway robbers or done a retrospective look at some of the blog posts…

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  March 8, 2021

  An Interview With, Seasonal, Women’s History

  Anglo-Saxon History, Authors, Female Historian, Fiction, Historians, history, International Women’s Day, Interview, Medieval History, Non-Fiction, Tudors, Victorian, Women, Women's History Month, Women’s History

• Royal People: Anna Komnene – Historian, Physician, Byzantine Princess

  

  When people think of medieval princesses, they often think of an almost fairy-tale like person. A beautiful young woman who was married off at a young age to a foreign prince, traded as a political pawn, with little agency of her own. Of course, this was often far from the truth, and one such example…

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  January 21, 2018

  Royal People, Women’s History

  Byzantine, Constantinople, Female Historian, history, Medieval Convent, Medieval History, Princess, Royal History, Royal Women, Women, Women’s History