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Intro; Acknowledgements; Contents; Abbreviations in Footnotes; Chapter 1: Introduction: East and West; Polish and French Politics and Culture; Politics of French and Polish Royal Marriages; Chapter 2: Royal Weddings: Protocol, Identity, and Emotion; The Framework of Royal Weddings; Contracts and Trousseaus; Weddings; Chapter 3: Coronation: Consort to Royal Power; Ordines Coronationis; Coronation Sites; Coronation Processions; Coronation Space; Participation of the Nobility and Clergy; Liturgy; The Value of Coronation; Chapter 4: Political Culture and the Rhetoric of Queenship; Royal Entries
Financing CelebrationsCities, Nobility, and Political Culture; Rhetoric of Queenship; Chapter 5: Conception, Childbirth, and Motherhood: Performing a Royal Family; Conception; Childbirth; Child Loss; Political Motherhood; Chapter 6: Conclusion; Appendix A: 'List of Catherine of Austria's Trousseau'; Necklaces; Pendants; Rings; Medals; Chains; Belts; Silver Utensils for Dining; Silver for the Chamber and for the Use of Nobility and Officials; Silver for the Chapel; Silver for the Chambers; Garments Lined with Fur; Inner Garments Which Are Called Italian; Collars
Ornaments for the Head, Called Scophios in Italian24 tapestries; Coverlets; Altar Cloths; Things for the Bed; Carriages and Saddles; Carriage Harnesses; Carriage Coverings; Appendix B: 'The Manner of Queen Barbara's Coronation'; Translation; Appendix C: 'Speech welcoming Queen Anna to Kazimierz'; Translation; Appendix D: 'Piotr Boratyński's Third Speech...'; Appendix E: 'Libel Against the Second Marriage of King Sigismund August'; Bibliography; Manuscript Sources; Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF); British Library (BL); Kórnicka Library; Raczyński Library
The Central Archives for Historical Records in Warsaw (AGAD)The National Archives in Krakow; The Polish National Library Special Collections; The Princes Czartoryski Library; Printed Primary Sources; Secondary Sources; Index
Financing CelebrationsCities, Nobility, and Political Culture; Rhetoric of Queenship; Chapter 5: Conception, Childbirth, and Motherhood: Performing a Royal Family; Conception; Childbirth; Child Loss; Political Motherhood; Chapter 6: Conclusion; Appendix A: 'List of Catherine of Austria's Trousseau'; Necklaces; Pendants; Rings; Medals; Chains; Belts; Silver Utensils for Dining; Silver for the Chamber and for the Use of Nobility and Officials; Silver for the Chapel; Silver for the Chambers; Garments Lined with Fur; Inner Garments Which Are Called Italian; Collars
Ornaments for the Head, Called Scophios in Italian24 tapestries; Coverlets; Altar Cloths; Things for the Bed; Carriages and Saddles; Carriage Harnesses; Carriage Coverings; Appendix B: 'The Manner of Queen Barbara's Coronation'; Translation; Appendix C: 'Speech welcoming Queen Anna to Kazimierz'; Translation; Appendix D: 'Piotr Boratyński's Third Speech...'; Appendix E: 'Libel Against the Second Marriage of King Sigismund August'; Bibliography; Manuscript Sources; Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF); British Library (BL); Kórnicka Library; Raczyński Library
The Central Archives for Historical Records in Warsaw (AGAD)The National Archives in Krakow; The Polish National Library Special Collections; The Princes Czartoryski Library; Printed Primary Sources; Secondary Sources; Index