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To what extent can Catherine De Medici be considered wicked and unprincipled? - page 8

Keywords: Catherine De Medici, 1477 - 1589, wicked queen, gender, inequality, Charles IX, Coligny, Massacre of St Bartholomew's day, historical inquiry

By Beth Calder on 22/08/2010

Level: A Level (Year 13)

Page Number: 8 of 8   pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

without the bias of gender and previous character assassinations from the nineteenth century.
Was Catherine De Medici a ‘wicked and unprincipled’ Queen? No. Hard hearted, and fiercely independent? Yes.

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