The medieval world was familiar with a number of legal figures that allowed women to stand in for their husbands or sons, whether formally or as a matter of habit. Regency was a particularly important form, as it marked the transition from one ruler
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The medieval world was familiar with a number of legal figures that allowed women to stand in for their husbands or sons, whether formally or as a matter of habit. Regency was a particularly important form, as it marked the transition from one ruler
Read Less