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In Elizabethen England, the idea of 'rights' did not exist. Everyone was deemed , at law, to be free.

NB The first idea of 'rights' was the Magna Carta. This was a document coercivly signed by King John, stating that everyone, including the King, was subject to the law.

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No ! Equal rights for women are not going to be a feature until at least the 20th century. Women in Britain (aged 30+) cannot even vote till 1918, with all women allowed to vote at the same ages as men in 1928.

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