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Gabrielle Thomas, For the Good of the Church: Unity, Theology and Women by: Loades, Ann 1938-2022 Published: (2021) Reforming women in England and Scotland: Claiming authority to speak of God by: Loades, Ann 1938-2022 Published: (2021)īook Reviews : Differences Between Women by: Loades, Ann 1938-2022 Published: (1991) Women in the episcopate? by: Loades, Ann 1938-2022 Published: (2004) Sayers as a Feminist Reader of Dante's Beatrice by: Loades, Ann 1938-2022 Published: (1995)
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