Naval Historywith Dr. Alex

Topic

Women And Power

Related time notes

  1. A Book or Two to Review (15): Daughters of Edward I
    4:57Matilda, primogeniture, and female inheritanceNotable Point
  2. A Book or Two to Review (15): Daughters of Edward I
    6:25Eleanor's Aragon match and Edward I's confidenceNotable Point
  3. A Book or Two to Review (15): Daughters of Edward I
    7:23Philippa of Clarence and the disputed succession of 1399Notable Point
  4. A Book or Two to Review (15): Daughters of Edward I
    13:46The daughters' marriages, lifespans, and burial placesChapter
  5. A Book or Two to Review (15): Daughters of Edward I
    17:47Informal power when women are absent from the witness listNotable Point
  6. A Book or Two to Review (15): Daughters of Edward I
    20:08Soft power, hard power, and the helmet analogyNotable Point
  7. A Book or Two to Review (15): Daughters of Edward I
    24:30Queens as wartime regentsNotable Point
  8. A Book or Two to Review (15): Daughters of Edward I
    25:55Extreme voices and evidence for accepting female monarchyNotable Point
  9. A Book or Two to Review (6): Plantagenet Princes
    3:29Eleanor of Aquitaine and marriage politicsChapter
  10. A Book or Two to Review (6): Plantagenet Princes
    6:12Eleanor, Louis VII, and succession pressureNotable Point
  11. A Book or Two to Review (6): Plantagenet Princes
    7:50Baggage and road movement on the Second CrusadeNotable Point
  12. A Book or Two to Review (6): Plantagenet Princes
    14:33Annulment restores Eleanor's lands but not her daughtersChapter
  13. A Book or Two to Review (6): Plantagenet Princes
    20:02Henry II's austere progress and Eleanor's enduranceNotable Point
  14. A Book or Two to Review (6): Plantagenet Princes
    21:30Eleanor establishes her court at AngersNotable Point