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QUEENS OF SICILY 1061-1266 : THE QUEENS CONSORT, REGENT AND REGNANT OF THE

QUEENS OF SICILY 1061-1266 : THE QUEENS CONSORT, REGENT AND REGNANT OF THE NORMAN-SWABIAN ERA OF THE KINGDOM OF SICILY Paperback - 2019

by Alio, Jacqueline

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Trinacria Editions. Very Good. 2019. Paperback. Sicilian Medieval Studies. New paperback copies at a reduced price - card covers a little creased. ; The first compendium of scholarly biographies of the countesses and queens of the Kingdom of Sicily during the Hauteville and Hohenstaufen reigns. Illustrated; +xivpp. ; 725 pages .
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Jacqueline Alio is one of Sicily's leading historians, and part of a new wave that is writing the history of Sicily's women. Over the last decade, she has been consulted by The History Channel, The Discovery Channel and other media. An accomplished medievalist, she has published the results of her original research while writing insightful articles for a general readership. Online, her articles have captivated millions, gaining her a special place as one of the Sicilian historians with the most readers around the world. In print, scholarly works like her translation of the Ferraris Chronicle have earned her kudos in academic circles. Margaret Queen of Sicily, the first biography of that regent, is the lengthiest published work of original scholarship written in English by a historian in Sicily. She co-authored the first book in English to outline the emerging field of Sicilian Studies. Her most recent book, the result of years of research, is a compendium of biographies of the queens of Sicily into the middle of the 13th century.