:Marguerite de Navarre: Mother of the Renaissance

Leanna Bridge Rezvani

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Renaissance and Early Modern Studies Early Modern Women Writers

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List of IllustrationsPrefaceChronologyMapGenealogy1. Mother of the Renaissance2. Education of a Lady (1492-1515)3. Queen in All but Name (1515-1520)4. The Bishop of Meaux (1521-1524)5. Envoy Extraordinary (1524-1526)6. Queen of Navarre (1526-1533)7. Politics and Religion (1534-1539)8. Courtly Love-and Marriage (1539-1543)9. And Then There Was One (1543-1547)10. Pearls from the Pearl of Princesses (1547-1549)NotesReferencesIndex

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