Klassen and the editors of the series ought to be commended for making these letters available to an audience not familiar with the Czech language or the history of Bohemia. They provide one more facet of the position of women in the late Middle Ages.

• The Rozmberk family in fifteenth-century Bohemia; daughters of power; growing up in the Rozmberk household; education and training; Perchta's siblings; Anezka, the unmarried sister; property and marriage gifts; John of Lichtenstein;the correspondence of Perchta and Anezka of Rozmberk; interpretive essay - self and family in the letters of Perchta of Rozmberk.

Klassen and the editors of the series ought to be commended for making these letters available to an audience not familiar with the Czech language or the history of Bohemia. They provide one more facet of the position of women in the late Middle Ages.

• The Rozmberk family in fifteenth-century Bohemia; daughters of power; growing up in the Rozmberk household; education and training; Perchta's siblings; Anezka, the unmarried sister; property and marriage gifts; John of Lichtenstein;the correspondence of Perchta and Anezka of Rozmberk; interpretive essay - self and family in the letters of Perchta of Rozmberk.

Klassen and the editors of the series ought to be commended for making these letters available to an audience not familiar with the Czech language or the history of Bohemia. They provide one more facet of the position of women in the late Middle Ages.

• The Rozmberk family in fifteenth-century Bohemia; daughters of power; growing up in the Rozmberk household; education and training; Perchta's siblings; Anezka, the unmarried sister; property and marriage gifts; John of Lichtenstein;the correspondence of Perchta and Anezka of Rozmberk; interpretive essay - self and family in the letters of Perchta of Rozmberk.