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Catherine of Lancaster and Her Religious Court Poets
Queenship and PowerLesley Twomey
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Court Celebrations: Catherine of Lancaster and the Joust
Queenship and PowerLesley Twomey
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A Queen’s Education and Upbringing: Catherine of Lancaster’s Life as a Lancastrian Princess
Queenship and PowerLesley Twomey
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Catherine of Lancaster and Marian Poets in the Cancionero De Baena
Queenship and PowerLesley Twomey
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2016
During the late-14th and early-15th centuries the emblems of the Trastámara dynasty took on a prominent role in political matters within the Castilian monarchy. This article explores the personal emblems adopted by Henry III and his wife Catherine of Lancaster, namely the Cord of Saint Francis and a pinecone, in a period troubled by aristocratic ...
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During the late-14th and early-15th centuries the emblems of the Trastámara dynasty took on a prominent role in political matters within the Castilian monarchy. This article explores the personal emblems adopted by Henry III and his wife Catherine of Lancaster, namely the Cord of Saint Francis and a pinecone, in a period troubled by aristocratic ...
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The aim is to analyze how two important medieval queens, Catherine of Lancaster and Isabella of Portugal ‒wives of Henry III and John II of Trastámara, respectively‒ embody the complementary passions of envy (in the courtly sphere) and jealousy (in the romantic sphere) in seven Golden Age comedies.
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Smith, Catherine, (born 16 July 1985), MP (Lab) Lancaster and Fleetwood, since 2015
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