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,Success, Conflict, Death, and Bereavement (1285–96),n and hostility by the baronage during the reign of Edward’s father, William de Valence in the reign of the son would become a kind of elder statesman whose combination of military prowess and leadership in the royal chamber made him a highly valued member of Edward’s inner circle. William, like Joa

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,Widow, Lord, and Countess (1297–1307),eral years to straighten out William’s affairs after his death, to distribute his inheritance to his donees and heirs, and to probate the terms of his will. This did not mean that Joan was without cares during the final years of her life—far from it. Indeed, the family’s debts (especially the long-s

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978-1-349-56447-7The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016

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Joan de Valence978-0-230-39201-4Series ISSN 2945-5936 Series E-ISSN 2945-5944

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,Introduction Writing Medieval Women’s Biographies,ans whose focus has been her husband, William de Valence, or her son, Aymer de Valence. These are often thinly veiled antifeminist/ antifemale throwaway statements made to inject a note of “color” to an otherwise drab narrative or even to provide a little “comic relief,” or a casual reference—one th

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Conclusion The Legacies of Joan de Valence,iate and meaningful marriage alliances in establishing future generations and their social and political inf luence; and the importance of consistency in maintaining political associations based on family strategy and marital-affinal ties. Although William was undoubtedly a significant determiner of