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Bona Sforza and the Realpolitik of Queenly Counsel in Sixteenth-Century Poland-Lithuania,rtrayed as a “Machiavellian” political manipulator: she pursued a comprehensive political programme and mounted her own political faction which included some of the most powerful Polish nobles. However, she was only successful in implementing her political agendas insofar as it suited her husband, S

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Between Kings and Emperors: Catherine of Aragon as Counsellor and Mediator, divorce conflict of the 1520s and 1530s. During most of her career as queen, she successfully negotiated her loyalties to both her marital and natal dynasties. Catherine was intimately involved in Anglo-Spanish diplomacy before she married Henry VIII, becoming her father Ferdinand’s accredited amba

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Counselloresses and Court Politics: Mary Tudor, Queen of France and Female Counsel in European Poliench politics in the 1510s including counselling Louis XII and his court on dealings with her brother. Her letters also reveal the pivotal role that her own English household—particularly her female attendants—played in supporting her role by providing her with counsel. This chapter explores Mary’s

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Catherine Jagiellon, Queen Consort of Sweden: Counselling Between the Catholic Jagiellons and the Lng of Sweden. Her case provides important insights into the impact of confessional differences within a royal marriage of the sixteenth century and their consequences for counsel. The chapter highlights the significance of Catherine’s network of confidants, and the role of her entourage in providing

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Mary Stuart and Her Rebels-Turned-Privy Councillors: Performance of the Ritual of Counsel, as she established her regal authority Mary placed heavy emphasis on ritual, spatiality and the daily ceremonial schedule as a central means of keeping these councillor-magnates content. Johnson highlights that Mary departed from usual royal practice when appointing her household, to allow special

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,The Moor’s Counsel: Sir Francis Walsingham’s Advice to Elizabeth I,e of Francis Walsingham’s letters to Elizabeth I over the course of his career: how he represented himself, how he presented his arguments, and how he thought of her. An analysis of Walsingham’s techniques and strategies for presenting his advice and arguments in written form is essential to underst

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Reconsidering the Political Role of Anna of Denmark,storiography has dismissed her activities as frivolous and politically irrelevant, Whitelock argues that Anna was a queen directly involved in court politics through her patronage of, and performance in, court masques; her role in her children’s marriage alliances; her promotion of particular causes