Titlebook: Queenship and Revolution in Early Modern Europe; Henrietta Maria and Carolyn Harris Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Conclusion: The Legacy of Two Queens,aval. Nevertheless, there are striking parallels between their experiences. The development of popular perceptions of monarchical government, the rise of the public sphere, the concept of foreignness, the rise of companionate marriage, and sentimental childrearing all intersected with the experiences of Henrietta Maria and Marie Antoinette.

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,Governing the Queen’s Household,opportunities for cultural, religious, and political patronage, allowing her a relatively independent space to further her own conception of her role as wife to the sovereign and mother of the royal children.

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Book 2016ueens in European history. They both faced accusations that they had transgressed social, gender and regional norms, and attempted to defend themselves against negative reactions to their behavior. Each queen engaged with the debates of her time concerning the place of women within their families, r

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Introduction: The Queen Versus the People,nced dynastic change, vilification of unpopular monarchs and consorts, and assassinations of kings. The formal overthrow of a monarch by a representative body of the king’s subjects, however, had not taken place in French history. To make sense of her new circumstances, Marie Antoinette reputedly dr

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Education, Example, and Expectations,omen were limited. During the sixteenth century, humanist ideals regarding the academic development of both men and women resulted in highly educated princesses schooled in foreign languages, classics, and literature in addition to the accepted feminine accomplishments of music, dancing, needlework,

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,Governing the Queen’s Household,The bestowal of these households and properties as dower lands in exchange for an actual or promised dowry was crucial to the legitimacy of an Early Modern European royal marriage. The precise nature of a princess’s settlement was central to the diplomatic negotiations that sealed a union between tw

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Wife of the King,ant transformation in the life cycle of an Early Modern European woman. They became wives, assuming the social identities of their husbands. Royal weddings of the period attracted extensive popular interest and comment because the couples were participating in a ritual familiar to both genders and m

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