Throughout Queen Victoria’s lengthy reign, she endured nearly 100 intrusions on her privacy from individuals whom we would today call “stalkers”. These intruders included men and women of all ages and from across the...
By Dustin M. Neighbors and Kristen Vitale Court studies is thriving. The field is booming with a plethora of academic events, written contributions, and social media engagement to new and innovative publications being produced...
In early 2025, Routledge will publish a History textbook entitled Exploring Monarchy in Medieval Europe: 1000-1500 (EMME), a work which is currently under construction by Dr Elena (Ellie) Woodacre (University of Winchester), Dr Lucinda...
In 1648, the Dutch count Willem Frederik of Nassau-Dietz sent one of his courtiers to France in order to find him a bride. In the instructions for his courtier, he explained that it was...
In 1597 Duke Karl ordered the governor at one of his main residences to provide barrels of grain for the secretary and genealogist Erik Jöransson Tegel and the engraver Hieronymus Nützel.1 This patronage funded...
