In the 17th century, women often flirted through subtle gestures, glances, and the art of conversation. They would use fan language, where the positioning of a fan could convey messages or emotions to potential suitors. Social gatherings, such as balls and salons, provided opportunities for women to engage in witty banter and showcase their charm. Additionally, letters and poetry were common mediums for expressing affection and interest in a more refined manner.
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It was called a Manteau. Martin Taylor
Samurai women became completely under the control of men.
The 17th Century
There were many famous pre-17th century women, such as Julia Augusta (Livia), Eleanor of Aquitaine, Elizabeth I, Mary Queen of Scots and Isabella of Spain.
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