Well Represented or Missing in Action? Queens, Queenship and Mary Hays

Ellie Woodacre

Well Represented or Missing in Action? Queens, Queenship and Mary Hays

Ellie Woodacre

University of Winchester

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This chapter evaluates the portrayal of queens in two key works of Mary Hays: Female Biography (1803) and Memoirs of Queens (1821). It critically compares the number, selection and representation of queens included in both works and links Hays' work to the development of queenly prosopography in the period and the later development of the field of queenship studies.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The Invention of Female Biography
ISBN (Electronic)	9781351265201
Publication status	Published - 30 Oct 2017

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