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  <title>Empress Matilda - The Anarchy, Queenship &amp;amp; Power</title>
  <description> Empress Matilda&amp;amp;nbsp;wielded&amp;amp;nbsp;an extraordinary amount of power during the period known as the Anarchy in the&amp;amp;nbsp;12th&amp;amp;nbsp;century,&amp;amp;nbsp;yet she&amp;amp;nbsp;just&amp;amp;nbsp;missed out on&amp;amp;nbsp;being&amp;amp;nbsp;crowned&amp;amp;nbsp;the first&amp;amp;nbsp;queen regnant in England.&amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp;   Originally chosen&amp;amp;nbsp;as heir&amp;amp;nbsp;for her abilities as a ruler,&amp;amp;nbsp;Matilda was&amp;amp;nbsp;determined to fight her cause&amp;amp;nbsp;when&amp;amp;nbsp;her throne&amp;amp;nbsp;was&amp;amp;nbsp;usurped by her cousin&amp;amp;nbsp;Stephen. But how was she&amp;amp;nbsp;viewed&amp;amp;nbsp;by contemporaries, and what is the legacy she left behind?&amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp;   Join&amp;amp;nbsp;Curator Charles Farris, alongside Professors Louise Wilkinson and Elisabeth Van Houts,&amp;amp;nbsp;for an in depth&amp;amp;nbsp;look into&amp;amp;nbsp;how Matilda&amp;amp;nbsp;pushed the limits and possibilities of female power. Who was her counter-part – Queen Matilda, and how did these women conform&amp;amp;nbsp;to,&amp;amp;nbsp;or disrupt medieval expectations of Queenship?&amp;amp;nbsp;  </description>
  <author_name>Historic Royal Palaces Podcast</author_name>
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