She wolves
Subtitle: the notorious queens of England
By: Elizabeth Norton
Publisher: History Press
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Stroud, Gloucestershire
Language: eng
Number of pages: 285
ISBN-13: 9780750947367
Subjects: Kings and rulers; Queens; Biography; History
Notes: Originally published: 2008.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 265-269) and index.
Table of contents: title: 1. Accused queens - Innocent women?; title: Part I. Pre-conquest queens: Murder, adultery, and incest; title: 2. Pre-conquest queens; title: 3. Incestuous queens: Judith of France and Aelfgifu of the House of Wessex; title: 4. Adultery and murder in the Anglo-Saxon Court: Eadburh, Aelfthryth, and Edith Godwine; title: 5. Female power struggles: Emma of Normandy and Aelfgifu of Northampton; title: Part II. Post-conquest queens: Arrogance, rebellion, and greed; title: 6. Post-conquest queens; title: 7. Arrogance and pride: Empress Matilda; title: 8. Adultery and rebellion: Eleanor of Aquitaine; title: 9. "More Jezebel than Isabel": Isabella of Angouleme; title: 10. Nepotism and greed: Eleanor of Provence and Eleanor of Castile; title: 11. The She-wolf of France: Isabella of France; title: Part III. Later Medieval and Tudor queens: Witchcraft, war, and ambition; title: 12. Later Medieval and Tudor queens; title: 13. Witchcraft: Joan of Navarre; title: 14. Shakespeare's She-wolf: Margaret of Anjou; title: 15. The seductress: Elizabeth Woodville - 16. Anne Boleyn; title: 17. Treachery and misjudgment: Catherine Howard; title: 18. Aspiring to the crown: Lady Jane Grey; title: 19. Bloody Mary: Mary I; title: 20. Conclusion.