Helen of Tottenham

Helen of Tottenham was an English visionary associated with Elizabeth Barton, during the reign of Henry VIII.^[1] Barton described Helen's visions as 'delusions of the devil.'^[2] She came to the attention of Thomas More, who wrote about her.^[3]

References

^ Sharon Jansen, Dangerous Talk and Strange Behavior, pp.63-64
^ Stokes, George (1843). The Lollards, Or Some Account of the Witnesses for the Truth in England Between the Years 1400 and 1546. Religious Tract Society.
^ Shagan, Ethan H. (2 July 2018). Popular Politics and the English Reformation. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521525558 – via Google Books.

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[1] Sharon Jansen, Dangerous Talk and Strange Behavior, pp.63-64

[2] Stokes, George (1843). The Lollards, Or Some Account of the Witnesses for the Truth in England Between the Years 1400 and 1546. Religious Tract Society.

[3] Shagan, Ethan H. (2 July 2018). Popular Politics and the English Reformation. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521525558 – via Google Books.

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