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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Marriage Negotiations"”.

  1. Elizabeth I And The Policy Of Marriage: The Anjou Match, 1572-1582

    … Elizabeth I of England's use of interdynastic marriage negotiations as an essential component to the successful implementation of her foreign policy objectives. Many historians continue to debate whether a distinct foreign policy actually existed from the onset of Elizabeth's reign. While some …

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  2. The image of human condition: Sidney’s Arcadia and the Conflicts of Virtue

    … in his letter intervening in Queen Elizabeth’s marriage negotiations and in his politically-interested fiction, arrogates to himself the role of court counsellor. As such, he is a model for his sister and Fulke Greville in their later roles as literary patron and courtier, respectively. The …

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  3. The role of music in the traditional marriage ceremonies of the Bemba-speaking people of northern Zambia

    Bemba traditional society views marriage as the union of a man and woman forever. In addition, marriage also signifies the bringing together and amalgamation of the bride and groom's immediate and extended families, thereby extending the sense of communalism in Bemba society. Because of the Bemba …

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  4. Women who served Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth : Ladies, Gentlewomen and Maids of the Privy Chamber, 1553-1603.

    … also described. The fifth chapter ('Manners and marriage') analyses the social norms of 'Courtly' behaviour and then the womens' part in arranging' marriages (their own and others'), secret marriages and royal marriage negotiations. The sixth chapter ('Influence: and politics') argues the point …

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