An edition of She wolves
(2009)
She wolves
the notorious queens of England
by Norton, Elizabeth (Historian)
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Table of Contents
1. Accused queens - Innocent women?
Part I. Pre-conquest queens: Murder, adultery, and incest
2. Pre-conquest queens
3. Incestuous queens: Judith of France and Aelfgifu of the House of Wessex
4. Adultery and murder in the Anglo-Saxon Court: Eadburh, Aelfthryth, and Edith Godwine
5. Female power struggles: Emma of Normandy and Aelfgifu of Northampton
Part II. Post-conquest queens: Arrogance, rebellion, and greed
6. Post-conquest queens
7. Arrogance and pride: Empress Matilda
8. Adultery and rebellion: Eleanor of Aquitaine
9. "More Jezebel than Isabel": Isabella of Angouleme
10. Nepotism and greed: Eleanor of Provence and Eleanor of Castile
11. The She-wolf of France: Isabella of France
Part III. Later Medieval and Tudor queens: Witchcraft, war, and ambition
12. Later Medieval and Tudor queens
13. Witchcraft: Joan of Navarre
14. Shakespeare's She-wolf: Margaret of Anjou
15. The seductress: Elizabeth Woodville - 16. Anne Boleyn
17. Treachery and misjudgment: Catherine Howard
18. Aspiring to the crown: Lady Jane Grey
19. Bloody Mary: Mary I
20. Conclusion.
Edition Notes
Originally published: 2008.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 265-269) and index.
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