The king's other body: Maria of Castile and the crown of Aragon

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Medieval and Early Modern Iberia Spanish History and Politics Historical Studies on Spain

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A Note on Proper Names Maps 1. Alter Nos: The Lieutenancy of Maria of Castile 2. From Castilian Princess to Aragonese Queen 3. From Queen to Queen-Lieutenant, 1420-35 4. A Permanent Lieutenancy, 1436-48 5. The Struggle to Liberate the Remenca Peasants, 1448-53 6. Queenship, Kingship, and the Dynamics of Monarchy 131 Genealogy: The Trastamara Family in the Crown of Aragon Abbreviations Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments

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