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,The Emergence of the Queen Consort in England, 1066–1307: Power, Influence, Dynasty,, and dynastic roles of post-Conquest queen consorts?helped define governance in medieval England.?How queenship was enacted and how it?evolved?was precipitated by?the rise in the visibility of the queen?as a crucial member of the royal court and as a representative of the realm.?Broadening?our unde

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