Margaret of Anjou as patron of English verse?: The Liber Proverbiorum and the Romans of Partenay by Nuttall, J

“…This article presents Margaret of Anjou as a patron of English verse translation in the mid-fifteenth century. …”

The Royal Studies Journal Article Prize Winner 2021: The Queen's House before Queen's House: Margaret of Anjou and Greenwich Palace, 1447-1453 by Rachel Marie Delman

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La contemporaneidad de lo diferente. Riflessioni sull’architettura della Corona d’Aragona tra Gotico e Rinascimento e sulla sua diffusione nel Regno di Napoli by Giuseppina De Marco

“…Marta erected in 1400 by Charles III's widow, Margaret of Anjou Durazzo to celebrate her son Ladislaus' reconquest of the Kingdom. …”
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Elite female constructions of power and space in England, 1444-1541 by Delman, R

“…</p> <p>The five noblewomen and sites considered in this study are as follows: Alice Chaucer, duchess of Suffolk (c.1404-75) and Ewelme Manor House (Oxfordshire); Margaret of Anjou, queen of England (1430-82) and Greenwich Palace (Kent); Margaret Beaufort, countess of Richmond and Derby (1443-1509) and Collyweston Palace (Northamptonshire); Katherine Courtenay, countess of Devon (1479-1527) and Tiverton Castle (Devon); and Margaret Pole, countess of Salisbury (1473-1541) and Warblington Castle (Hampshire). …”