Performing Royal Power in Premodern Europe

Royal Studies Journal Volume 8, Issue 1 Special Issue: Performing Royal in Premodern Europe Guest-edited by: Aidan Norrie and Sophie Shorland

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Progresses, Print, and “Politick Managers”: Performing the Succession of James II & VII, 1679-1682

Laura Doak
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07 Jun 2021

8 (1):136–155
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Consecratio Navis: Ships and Propaganda in Henry V’s England

David Harrap
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07 Jun 2021

8 (1):9–34
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The Saxon Connection: St Margaret of Scotland, Morgan Colman’s Genealogies, and James VI & I’s Anglo-Scottish Union Project

Joseph Massey
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07 Jun 2021

8 (1):79–110
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Performing Historical Monarchs in Early Modern England: Beyond the History Play

Kit Heyam
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07 Jun 2021

8 (1):111–135
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Performing the Many Roles of Queenship: Mary II as a Character in Dutch Songs

Sonja Kleij
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07 Jun 2021

8 (1):156–180
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Performing Power in Early Renaissance Italy: Princely Image and Consensus in Political Treatises

Marta Celati
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07 Jun 2021

8 (1):35–53
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Biblical Typology and Royal Power in Elizabethan Civic Entertainments

Aidan Norrie
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07 Jun 2021

8 (1):54–78
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Introduction: Performing Royal Power in Premodern Europe

Aidan Norrie, Sophie Shorland
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07 Jun 2021

8 (1):1–8
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