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Anson, H. (2020) How did the mother, wives, and mistresses of Louis XIV influence his court and character? Undergraduate thesis, University of Chichetser.

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Barker, S. (1992) “The Double-armed Man” - Images of the Medieval in Early Modern Military Idealism. In: From Medieval to Medievalism. Macmillan, Basingstoke, pp. 101-121. ISBN 978-1-349-22233-9

Brown, K. (2021) Christian Castles and Saracen Strongholds: Islamic Architectures contribution to Crusader Castle Architecture and Post-Crusade Castle Architecture, c. 1000-1400. Undergraduate thesis, University of Chichetser.

Burningham, L. (2020) Female is the head that wears the crown: An evaluation of the significance of marital status on queenship power and authority in Early Modern England. Undergraduate thesis, University of Chichetser.

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Campbell, A., Gianfrancesco, L. and Tarrant, N. (2018) Introduction: Alchemy and the Mendicant Orders of Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe. Ambix, 65 (3). pp. 201-209. ISSN 1745-8234

Clark, N. (2017) A ‘conservative’ family? The Howard women and responses to religious change during the early Reformation, c .1530-1558. Historical Research, 90 (248). pp. 318-340. ISSN 0950-3471

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Gisbey, B. (2021) "As long as I live, I will have control over my being" A study of women artists, self-portraiture, and the art of self-imaging in the Renaissance and Italian-Baroque, c.1550-c.1650. Undergraduate thesis, University of Chichetser.

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Jones, K. (2023) Was the sixteenth-century married queen regnant a glorified consort? An examination of the husband's influence on Mary, Queen of Scots and Mary I of England via contemporary pictorial and textual material. Undergraduate thesis, University of Chichester.

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Richardson, A. (2023) Castles and Palaces. Routledge Resources Online - Medieval Studies.

Richardson, A. (2011) Beyond the castle gate: The role of royal landscapes in constructions of English medieval kingship and queenship. Concilium Medii Aevi, 14. pp. 35-53. ISSN 1437-904X

Richardson, A. (2003) Corridors of power: A case study in access analysis from medieval England. Antiquity, 77 (296). pp. 373-384. ISSN 0003-598X

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Richardson, A. (2018) Gender and Space in the Later Middle Ages: past, present, and future routes. In: The Oxford Handbook of Later Medieval Archaeology in Britain. Oxford University Press, Oxford, pp. 805-815. ISBN 9780198744719

Richardson, A. (2003) Gender and space in English royal palaces c.1160-c.1547: A study in access analysis and imagery. Medieval Archaeology, 47. pp. 131-165. ISSN 0076-6097

Richardson, A. (2018) Leaps and Bounds: deer parks and fallow deer in constructions of English national identity from the 16th to the early 18th century. In: Les forêts Européennes: Gestions, exploitations et représentations (XIe-XIXe siècles). Presses Universitaires de Bordeaux, Bordeaux, pp. 143-156. ISBN 9791030001761

Richardson, A. (2014) Pale Reflections? Deer parks in contemporary writings from the 16th to the later 19th century. In: A Fresh Approach: essays presented to Colin Platt in celebration of his eightieth birthday, 11 November 2014. Trouser Press Publishing, Surrey, pp. 169-180.

Richardson, A. (2010) Putting the “royal” back into forests: Kingship, largesse, patronage and management in a group of Wessex forests in the 13th and 14th centuries. In: Forests and Chases of Medieval England and Wales, c.1000 to c.1500. St John's College Research Centre, Oxford, pp. 143-162. ISBN 9780954497576

Richardson, A. (2012) “Riding like Alexander, Hunting like Diana”: Gendered aspects of the medieval hunt and its landscape settings in England and France. Gender & History, 24 (2). pp. 253-270. ISSN 1468-0424

Rogers, A. (2022) Lawmaking and Lawbreaking in the Later Middle Ages (1377-1558): with attention to modern perceptions of medieval crime and punishment. Undergraduate thesis, University of Chichester.

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Stamford Allsop Clipsham, J. (2020) Quel prix gloire? Was the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes an Inevitable Extension of Louis XIV’s Hubris and what was its Legacy? Undergraduate thesis, University of Chichetser.

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Tankard, D. (2019) Clothing in 17th-Century Provincial England. Bloomsbury Visual Arts, London, UK. ISBN 9781350098404

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Webb, H. (2022) A study of the stylistic and ideological features of art and literature and how this provides an image of the political, religious and classical elements of Renaissance Florence, c.1469 – c.1515. Undergraduate thesis, University of Chichester.

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