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2021
This chapter focuses on the last decade of the French monarchy during which the royal women were least publicly visible. The Queen of the French withdrew increasingly from the public sphere, especially after the death of the crown prince in 1842. The legitimists kept alive the memory of the exiled Bourbon women even if their political significance had ...
Heta Aali
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This chapter focuses on the last decade of the French monarchy during which the royal women were least publicly visible. The Queen of the French withdrew increasingly from the public sphere, especially after the death of the crown prince in 1842. The legitimists kept alive the memory of the exiled Bourbon women even if their political significance had ...
Heta Aali
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Coronation: Consort to Royal Power
Becoming a Queen in Early Modern Europe, 2019This chapter analyses consort coronations in the context of two different monarchies and demonstrates that the coronation perpetuated and extended dynastic legitimacy by anointing the queen as the mother to the future king and incorporated her into her husband’s body politic.
K. Kosior
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1989
At the end of World War II the people of Iran possessed a government beset by problems. The collapse of the Pishevari regime at Tabriz and the Kurdish Republic of Mahabad re-established central government control. But it exacerbated domestic difficulties-relations between the restored areas and Tehran, between the tribes and the army.
James F. Goode
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At the end of World War II the people of Iran possessed a government beset by problems. The collapse of the Pishevari regime at Tabriz and the Kurdish Republic of Mahabad re-established central government control. But it exacerbated domestic difficulties-relations between the restored areas and Tehran, between the tribes and the army.
James F. Goode
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Past & Present, 2023
This article analyses the petition and response process in late medieval Castile, focusing on petitions of grievance submitted to the Royal Council during the reign of Isabel I and Fernando II (r.1474–1504).
Y. Israeli
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This article analyses the petition and response process in late medieval Castile, focusing on petitions of grievance submitted to the Royal Council during the reign of Isabel I and Fernando II (r.1474–1504).
Y. Israeli
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The Foundations of Royal Power in Early Medieval Germany
, 2022The Ottonians were the most powerful monarchs in Europe during the tenth and early eleventh century, exercising hegemony in West Francia, Burgundy, and much of Italy in addition to ruling the German realm.
D. Bachrach
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Royal power and the war with Granada
1986One of the most important issues faced by the society of the Iberian Peninsula during the fifteenth century was the conflict between the demands of the monarchy and the accumulated rights of the nobility. The Reconquista facilitated the growth of a privileged warrior class, which resulted in a nobility entrenched in their wealth and historic privileges
J. Conroy
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Royal Women in Lombard Italy: Gender and Royal Power
Medieval People: Social Bonds, Kinship, and Networks, 2022An analysis of Lombard royal authority shows that women played an important role in forwarding royal families’ strategies of authority, despite an increasing and explicit exclusion from political power in the mid-seventh century, along with changing conceptions of Lombard ethnicity. Thus, this paper analyzes the gendered construction of ethnic identity
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, 2020
René Choppin (1537–1606) was one of the most cited French lawyers of the sixteenth century, and yet his contribution to intellectual history has gone curiously unexamined.
Sophie Nicholls
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René Choppin (1537–1606) was one of the most cited French lawyers of the sixteenth century, and yet his contribution to intellectual history has gone curiously unexamined.
Sophie Nicholls
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