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...perform. This is fortunate, since evidence for them in national politics is decidedly thin and any influence they wielded was informal. To our knowledge, queens did not sit in Parliament, great council, or council. All these comments should have applied to Queen Margaret of Anjou, yet apparently did not. Maurer's well-crafted book completely supersedes the old biographies by Bagley and Erlanger. Determined on a political life, she relies mainly on the same old sources,...
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