Elizabeth Cellier

Discover the intriguing world of Elizabeth Cellier, a remarkable figure of the 17th century, in this comprehensive collection of her writings, expertly curated by Mihoko Suzuki. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2006, this hardback edition spans 258 pages and delves into the life of the infamous 'Popish midwife', who faced trials for treason and libel for her bold publication "Malice Defeated".

Cellier's writings, crafted between 1641 and 1700, reveal her unwavering resolve to expose government abuses and the brutalities of the criminal justice system. This essential volume not only highlights her contributions to women's studies and medical history but also serves as a critical examination of social issues and the administration of justice in Great Britain during a tumultuous era. Perfect for readers interested in literary criticism, social history, and the experiences of women authors, this book is a must-have for any history enthusiast.