Emily Vine

Emily Vine, a historian specializing in early modern Britain, dives into the fascinating world of domestic religion in London from 1605 to 1780. She reveals how families of diverse faiths practiced their rituals at home due to public worship restrictions. Emily discusses childbirth as a deeply religious experience, highlighting the crucial role of female networks and midwives. She also uncovers how death practices maintained communal bonds, showcasing the importance of home in sustaining vibrant religious communities, especially among women.