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Reprinting Tudor History: The Case of Catherine of Aragon

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2011“Break up the court”: Power, Female Performance and Courtly Ceremony inHenry VIII6 cited
2003“And a Queen of England, Too”: The ‘Englishing’ of Catherine of Aragon in Sixteenth-Century English Literary and Chronicle History

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