Natalie Grueninger speaks with Johanna Strong about perceptions of queenship in the sixteenth century, with a focus on the work of John Knox and Henry Howard.
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Johanna’s Tudor Takeaway
Lord Henry Howard (later Earl of Northampton), ‘A dutiful defence of the lawful regiment of women’
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