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The Lady Who Might Have Been Queen of England

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By Emily Zarevich, Sara Jayne Steen
| JSTOR Daily Verified
It could have been an entirely different England. Imagine a tenure known historically as the Arbellian Era. This alternative timeline might have seen the light of day if Lady Arbella Stuart (1575–1615) had succeeded her cousin Elizabeth I as queen, as some hoped would happen. We know that she didn’t, but why? The campaign to put Arbella in the line of succession began with a matchmaking scheme between her two grandmothers, Bess of Hardwick and Margaret Douglas.
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Authorizing Early Modern European Women

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By James Fitzmaurice, Naomi Miller, Sara Jayne Steen
| aup.nl
Title Authorizing Early Modern European Women Subtitle From Biography to Biofiction Editors James Fitzmaurice Naomi Miller Sara Jayne Steen Price € 99,00 ISBN 9789463727143 Format Hardback Number of pages 288 Language English Publication date 06 - 12 - 2021 Dimensions 15.6 x 23.4 cm Table of Contents Show Table of ContentsHide Table of Contents List of Figures Acknowledgments 1. James Fitzmaurice, Naomi J.
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Re-visioning Renaissance Women: On the Perils and Pleasures of Re-viewing the Past

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By Sara Jayne Steen, Sara Jayne, Susan Frye
| scholarsarchive.byu.edu
Home > Journals > RMMRA > Vol. 20 (1999) Keywords Renaissance, women Abstract Two years ago, editor Sharon Beehler and the editorial board of the jour- nal Quidditas (formerly the Journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association) requested that we—Sara Jayne Steen and Susan Frye—edit a gathering of essays on women in the Renaissance as one way to mark the journal’s new name and critical directions.
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