The Court Historian
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The Court Historian is published twice a year, in June and December. Information about the current and future issues is available here.
Current Issue
Volume 22, No. 2 (December 2017)
ARTICLES
- Mark Bryant – ‘Romancing the Throne’: Madame de Maintenon’s Journey from Secret Royal Governess to Louis XIV’s Clandestine
Consort, 1652–84 - Shelagh Mitchell – Ladies of the Garter: Edward III; Richard II; Elizabeth II
- Federico Piseri – Filius et Servitor. Education to Dynastic Consciousness in the Titles and Subscriptions of the Sforza Princes’ Familiar Letters
- Jakub Rogulski – Memory of Social Elites: What Should Not Be Forgotten. The Case of the Lithuanian Princes in the Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries
BOOK REVIEWS
Thomas E. Kaiser – The Politics of Disgrace in Bourbon France
Barbara Watson Andaya – Rulers, Regimes and Cross-Cultural Comparisons
CONFERENCE REPORTS
Christina Clark – Enchanted Isles, Fatal Shores: Living Versailles
Jemma Field – A European Court on the Thames
Liesbeth Geevers – The Invention of Dynasty
Jonathan Spangler – Sabaudian Sovereignty