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Governance and Patronage, depends on diplomatic dispatches. First, this chapter challenges the traditional negative interpretations of the diplomats’ comments concerning Elizabeth of York and Anne Boleyn; it then provides a revisionist view to the received wisdom that has led to inaccurate assumptions about their reigns. Fi

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Revels and Celebrations,ed official events in the king’s absence, they played important diplomatic roles in welcoming guests and representing the hospitality and stability of the court. In many events, especially tournaments, the queens’ role was decorative and symbolic rather than directly participatory, but even so, thei

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Death and Burial,essments of life expectancies, the queens’ deaths are examined individually and collectively. Funeral rituals for them varied according to their official statuses as queen, dowager queen, or ex-queen. Those who died while still reigning, as well as Anne of Cleves, received elaborate funerals and wer

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