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Two Weeks of Worthy Women: Mildred Nevile
On the feast of Thomas More and John Fisher, I thought it fitting to consider one of their countrywomen, a tenacious and gentle advocate for the poor. Mildred Nevile was revered in British social justice circles, and her influence extended … Continue reading
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Tagged Britain, Mildred Nevile, social justice
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