Titlebook: Queenship and Counsel in Early Modern Europe; Helen Matheson-Pollock,Joanne Paul,Catherine Fletc Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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,Counsel as Performative Practice of Power in Catherine de’ Medici’s Early Regencies,llow her counsel. Moreover, her assertion of authority created the possibility of offering ongoing advice to her husband after the conclusion of her discrete periods of regency. Susan Broomhall argues that we can discern epistolary strategies and rhetorical formulations that would operate throughout her political life.

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Mary Stuart and Her Rebels-Turned-Privy Councillors: Performance of the Ritual of Counsel,e closest proximity to their monarch. By rearranging her principal Scottish seat, Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh, Mary engaged in an “architecture as politics” strategy through the ritual of monarchical counsel, creating power zones within the monarch’s bedchamber and fashioning a lavish stage for political theatre.

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Bona Sforza and the Realpolitik of Queenly Counsel in Sixteenth-Century Poland-Lithuania,igismund the Old. Once her agenda and his plans diverged, she lost much of her influence. Bona is an example of how a queen’s counsel was the centre of her political authority, but also how vulnerable that position of authority was and how easily a queen could be discredited as overtly emotional.

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Counselloresses and Court Politics: Mary Tudor, Queen of France and Female Counsel in European Polirole in Anglo-French diplomacy in the mid-1510s in the context of wider European politics and examines the extent to which Mary had been born and educated for the role of queen consort by her mother, Elizabeth of York, and the examples of her sister, Margaret, Queen of Scots, and sister-in-law, Catherine of Aragon.

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Catherine Jagiellon, Queen Consort of Sweden: Counselling Between the Catholic Jagiellons and the L political support. While she was not always a successful counsellor, evidence from her correspondence demonstrates that she was a careful manager of her self-presentation in a range of delicate situations.

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,The Ladies’ Peace Revisited: Gender, Counsel and Diplomacy,guing that the construction of women as peacemakers and inexpert in military matters belies the reality of their interactions, and that a historiographical focus on gender difference risks neglecting important similarities in the way that men and women were assessed as diplomats.

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