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Book SynopsisChapter 1. Introduction: Elizabeth Hodgson, Sarah Crover.- Part I: The Queen Moves.- Chapter 2. Maria Prendergast, “Englishing Catherine of Aragon”.- Chapter 3. Elizabeth Hodgson, “Pandora’s Book: English Bible, English Crown in Katherine Parr’s Lamentations”.- Chapter 4. Lanier Walker, “My Name in Parchment”: Signing Queens in Tudor England”.- Chapter 5. Laura Schechter, “the blackest nation”: Female Authority and Patronage in The Masques of Blackness and Beauty”.- Part 2: Blocking the Queen.- Chapter 6. Ágnes Juhász-Ormsby, “Elizabeth of York in Tudor Court Poetry”.- Chapter 7. Allison Machlis Meyer, “Historiography’s Gambits: French Queens in The Chronicle Abridgments of Richard Grafton and John Stow”.- Chapter 8. Emily Hay, “‘Now iudge Englischmen if it be gud to change Quenis’: Constructing English National Identity in Elizabethan Propaganda Against Mary Queen of Scots”.- Chapter 9. Deanne Williams, “The International Girlhood of Elizabeth Stuart”.- Part 3: Queening a Pawn.- Chapter 10. Michelle Ephraim, “Shylock’s Monkeys and the 1567 English Lottery”.- Chapter 11. Don Rodrigues, “Neither two nor one was called”: Sovereign Death and Trans Rebirth in “The Phoenix and Turtle”.- Chapter 12. Sarah Crover, “The Only Good Queen is an English Queen? Theorizing Queenship in Titus Andronicus and Antony and Cleopatra”.- Chapter 13. E. Rose Grant, ““I have forsworne his Bed” and “The Mother Wills It So”: Queen Consorts’ Marital, Sexual, and Reproductive Consent in Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus and Cary’s Tragedy of Mariam”.- Chapter 14. Elizabeth Steinway, “Reproducing the Nation: Royal Wombs in Henry VIII”.- End-Game: The Modern Gambit.- Chapter 15. Amy Sanders, “Elizabeth Stuart: A Conduit Curated”.
