At some point in the 1920s, tucked somewhere deep in the Corporation of London Records Office, A. H. Thomas read the first case on second membrane of Plea and Memoranda Roll A34, and (possibly) blushed.
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Transgender Identities in the Medieval Past: Eleanor Rykener in Context
A Carnegie Trust Vacation Scholarship project exploring the transgender possibilities of Eleanor Rykener
Transgender Identities in the Medieval Past: Eleanor Rykener in Context 