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Królowe Anglii. Od Krwawej Marii do Elżbiety II

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Maureen Waller26 October 2026

A collection of historical portraits of reigning queens of England and Britain. Material for comparing women’s power, succession and changing expectations of the sovereign.

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Title
Królowe Anglii. Od Krwawej Marii do Elżbiety II
Author
Maureen Waller
Language
PL
Category
Comparative biographies
Historical scope
16th–21st centuries
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  1. How did reigning women’s formal powers change between periods?
  2. Which similarities between queens arise from the sources, and which from the structure of the comparison?
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Place each biography in its constitutional and historical context. Do not compare the powers of the Tudors and Elizabeth II solely because they shared a title.

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