The Queens of England
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Strickland Agnes. The Queens of England
The Queens of England
Table of Contents
Volume 1
PREFACE
CHAPTER I. MATILDA OF FLANDERS, WIFE OF WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR
(1031–1083)
CHAPTER II
A.D. 1066
CHAPTER III. MATILDA OF SCOTLAND, QUEEN OF HENRY I
A.D. 1077–1118
CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER V. MATILDA OF BOULOGNE, QUEEN OF STEPHEN
A.D.1106–1151
CHAPTER VI. ELEANORA OF AQUITAINE, QUEEN OF HENRY II
(A.D. 1134–1204.)
CHAPTER VII. BERENGARIA OF NAVARRE, QUEEN OF RICHARD I
A.D. 1165–1230
CHAPTER VIII. ISABELLA OF ANGOULEME, QUEEN OF KING JOHN
(A.D. 1185–1246.)
CHAPTER IX. ELEANOR OF PROVENCE, QUEEN OF HENRY III
(A.D. 1222 - 1291.)
CHAPTER X. ELEANORA OF CASTILE, FIRST QUEEN OF EDWARD I
(A.D. 1244–1291)
CHAPTER XI. MARGUERITE OF FRANCE, SECOND QUEEN OF EDWARD I
(A.D. 1282–1317.)
CHAPTER XII. ISABELLA OF FRANCE, QUEEN OF EDWARD II
(A.D. 1295–1358.)
CHAPTER XIII. PHILIPPA OF HAINAULT, QUEEN OF EDWARD III
(A.D. 1311–1369)
CHAPTER XIV. ANNE OF BOHEMIA, SURNAMED THE GOOD, FIRST QUEEN OF RICHARD
II (A.D. 1367–1394.)
CHAPTER XV. ISABELLA OF VALOIS, SURNAMED THE LITTLE QUEEN, SECOND WIFE OF RICHARD II
(A. D. 1387–1410.)
CHAPTER XVI. JOANNA OF NAVARRE, QUEEN OF HENRY IV
(A.D. 1370–1437.)
CHAPTER XVII. KATHERINE OF VALOIS, SURNAMED THE FAIR, WIFE OF HENRY V
(A.D. 1401–1437.)
CHAPTER XVIII. MARGARET OF ANJOU, QUEEN OF HENRY VI
(A.D. 1429–1479.)
CHAPTER XIX. ELIZABETH WOODVILLE, QUEEN OF EDWARD IV
(A.D. 1431–1492.)
CHAPTER XX. ANNE OF WARWICK, QUEEN OF RICHARD III
(A.D. 1454–1485.)
CHAPTER XXI. ELIZABETH OF YORK, QUEEN OF HENRY VII
(A.D. 1466–1503.)
CHAPTER XXII. KATHARINE OF ARRAGON, FIRST QUEEN OF HENRY VIII
(A.D. 1485–1536.)
CHAPTER XXIII. ANNE BOLEYN, SECOND QUEEN OF HENRY VIII
(A.D. 1501–1536.)
CHAPTER XXIV. JANE SEYMOUR, THIRD QUEEN OF HENRY VIII
(A.D. 1536–1537.)
CHAPTER XXV. ANNE OF CLEVES, FOURTH QUEEN OF HENRY VIII
(A.D. 1516–1577.)
CHAPTER XXVI. KATHARINE HOWARD, FIFTH QUEEN OF HENRY VIII
(A.D. 1521–1542.)
CHAPTER XXVII. KATHARINE PARR, SIXTH QUEEN OF HENRY VIII
(A.D. 1513–1548.)
Volume 2
PREFACE
CHAPTER I. MARY, FIRST QUEEN-REGNANT OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND
(A.D. 1516–1558)
CHAPTER II
CHAPTER III. ELIZABETH, SECOND QUEEN-REGNANT OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND
(A.D. 1533–1603.)
CHAPTER IV
A.D. 1562
CHAPTER V. ANNE OF DENMARK, QUEEN-CONSORT OF JAMES THE FIRST
(A.D. 1575–1618.)
CHAPTER VI. HENRIETTA MARIA, QUEEN-CONSORT OF CHARLES I., KING OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
(A.D 1609–1669.)
CHAPTER VII. CATHARINE OF BRAGANZA, QUEEN OF CHARLES II., KING OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
(A.D. 1638–1705.)
CHAPTER VIII
CHAPTER IX. MARY BEATRICE OF MODENA, QUEEN-CONSORT OF JAMES II
(A.D. 1659–1718.)
CHAPTER X. MARY II., QUEEN-REGENT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
(A.D. 1662–1695.)
CHAPTER XI
CHAPTER XII. ANNE, QUEEN-REGNANT OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
(A.D. 1694–1714.)
CHAPTER XIII
CHAPTER XIV
Volume 3
NOTE
CHAPTER I. SOPHIA DOROTHEA OF ZELL, WIFE OF GEORGE I
(A.D. 1666–1726.)
CHAPTER II. CAROLINE WILHELMINA DOROTHEA, WIFE OF GEORGE II
(A.D. 1683–1737.)
A RECEIPT AGAINST POPE-ISH POETRY.=
CHAPTER III
CHAPTER IV. CHARLOTTE SOPHIA, WIFE OF GEORGE III
(A.D. 1744–1818.)
CHAPTER V
CHAPTER VI
CHAPTER VII. CAROLINE OF BRUNSWICK, WIFE OF GEORGE IV
(A.D. 1768–1821.)
CHAPTER VIII
CHAPTER IX
A.D. 1812
THE TRIUMPH OF THE WHALE.=
THE IRISH AVATAR
CHAPTER X. ADELAIDE LOUISA, WIFE OF WILLIAM IV
(A.D. 1818–1849.)
CHAPTER XI. QUEEN VICTORIA
(A.D. 1819–1862.)
CHAPTER XII
A.D. 1843
CHAPTER XIII
A.D. 1852
CHAPTER XIV
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Queen Margaret, of Scotland, followed her royal father to the grave within the year, and then, bowed down with suffering and sorrow, Queen Eleanor retired to Ambresbury, where four years later she entered the convent and took the veil.
A.D. 1291. She survived her husband nineteen years, and when she died her body was embalmed and placed in a vault until King Edward, her son, returned from his campaign in Scotland. Then he summoned all his barons and clergy to Ambresbury, where the funeral rites were duly performed and his mother's body was buried. Her heart was conveyed to London and interred in a church.
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