She-Wolves: The Women Who Ruled England Before Elizabeth (70 page)

character,
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marriage,
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2
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government,
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2
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loss of Normandy,
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Cade rebellion,
1
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Somerset’s influence,
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wife Margaret’s pregnancy,
1
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loss of Gascony,
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mental breakdown,
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3
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birth of son Edward,
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2
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wife Margaret’s claim to rule,
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2
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duke of York’s role as protector of the realm,
1
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son created prince of Wales,
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return to his senses,
1
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reassertion of personal rule,
1
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first St Albans battle,
1
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return to London with duke of York,
1
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York’s protectorate,
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York’s resignation as protector,
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wife Margaret’s defence of,
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moves with household between royal palaces,
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arrival in Coventry,
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wife Margaret’s influence over government,
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son’s paternity questioned,
1
,
2
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loveday at St Paul’s (1458),
1
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at Coventry,
1
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Northampton battle,
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captured by Yorkists,
1
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Westminster settlement (1460),
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,
2
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second St Albans battle,
1
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reby wife and Somerset,
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,
2
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encampment at Barnet,
1
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Towton battle,
1
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flight,
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,
2
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defeat by Yorkists,
1
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life as a fugitive,
1
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capture and imprisonment,
1
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release and restoration,
1
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death,
1

Henry VII,
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4

Henry VIII: ancestry,
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appearance,
1
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authority,
1
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as warrior,
1
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children,
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2
,
3
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divorce from Katherine,
1
,
2
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religious policies,
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,
3
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imprisonment of Courtenay,
1
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Act of Succession,
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5
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death,
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2
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3
,
4

Henry, bishop of Winchester: support for brother Stephen,
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2
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3
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advice to Stephen,
1
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church career,
1
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2
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dispute with Stephen,
1
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relationship with Matilda,
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2
,
3
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efforts for peace,
1
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support for Matilda,
1
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betrayal of Matilda,
1
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peace treaty,
1

Henry Fitzroy,
1

Henry of Huntingdon,
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3

Herbert of Bosham,
1
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2

Hereford, bishop of,
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2
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,
4
,
5

Hereford, Humphrey de Bohun, earl of: coronation of Edward and Isabella,
1
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tournament defeat,
1
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killing of Gaveston,
1
,
2
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peace with king,
1
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Scottish campaign,
1
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Bannockburn defeat,
1
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prisoner of Scots,
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,
2
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Berwick defence,
1
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confrontation of Despenser,
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,
3
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death,
1

Hertford, Edward Seymour, earl of,
1

Higden, Ranulf,
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,
2

Hildebert of Lavardin, archbishop of Tours,
1

Hubert Walter, archbishop of Canterbury,
1
,
2

Hugues, king of France,
1

Hugues de Lusignan,
1

Humbert, count of Maurienne,
1

Hunsdon,
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2

Innocent II, pope,
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5

Ireland,
1

Isabella, queen of Castile,
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2
,
3

Isabella of France, wife of Edward II: ancestry,
1
,
2
;

appearance,
1
,
2
,
3
,
4
,
5
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character,
1
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2
,
3
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marriage,
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,
3
,
4
,
5
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6
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7
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coronation,
1
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2
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lands,
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2
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,
4
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lifestyle,
1
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2
,
3
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Scottish campaign,
1
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pregnancy,
1
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birth of son Edward,
1
,
2
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visit to France,
1
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mediation between husband and lords,
1
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embassy to father,
1
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scandal of sisters–law,
1
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in Berwick,
1
,
2
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father’s death,
1
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children,
1
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2
,
3
,
4
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negotiations for treaty of Leake,
1
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visit to France,
1
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expulsion of Despenser,
1
,
2
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Leeds Castle affair,
1
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treatment by husband and Despenser,
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escape from Scots,
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embassy to brother Charles IV,
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challenge to husband Edward,
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affair with Mortimer,
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son’s marriage plans,
1
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2
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preparations for invasion,
1
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invasion,
1
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welcomed,
1
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execution of Despenser,
1
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husband Edward imprisoned,
1
,
2
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possession of seal,
1
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son Edward’s coronation,
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husband Edward’s death,
1
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named as Jezebel,
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,
2
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government with Mortimer,
1
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finances,
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2
,
3
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treaty with Scotland,
1
,
2
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daughter’s marriage,
1
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rejection by son Edward,
1
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Mortimer’s death,
1
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imprisonment,
1
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retirement,
1
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death,
1
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tomb,
1

Isabella of Gloucester,
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,
2

Isabelle of Angoulême,
1

Isabelle of Lorraine,
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,
2
,
3

Ivan IV (the Terrible), tsar of Russia,
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