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Direct linkBowden, Caroline – History of Education, 2005
In the first seventy five years of the seventeenth century twenty two enclosed convents for English women were founded in exile where more than 1950 women were professed. In order to lead the strict religious life following the requirements of the Council of Trent for enclosure for women religious, these foundations required specialised buildings…
Descriptors: Females, Catholics, Nuns, Womens Education
