Henry VIII's Medieval Queens in Popular Media
Project by Jillian Ducker, supervised by Dr. Jacqueline Rose for the school of Modern History at the University of St. Andrews.
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Project by Jillian Ducker, supervised by Dr. Jacqueline Rose for the school of Modern History at the University of St. Andrews.
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I really enjoyed this piece! There is clearly a strong correlation between media representations and the impact on researchers here. That being said I am wondering how these representations would change moving into the 21st century- the musical Six (2017) is one example that may have changed the representation of the queens, especially since it reached mainstream media!