“Described as a "remarkable account of Herstory," Daughters of the Inquisition is an aggregate of all the events that have led to the modern womanhood in the western world. The text's focal point is the evolvement of women's spiritual communion, recounting chronological records that include culture, industry, government and the female/male relationship through many centuries. Drawing from dozens of classical references, Crawford provides memorable information on costume, jewelry, hairstyles, and professions in addition to a variety of laws and customs in a style that not only informs but also entertains.”