Long may she reign

As Marie Antoinette probably never said let them eat cake because it’s (almost) my birthday yay! Today we are covering the exciting and tragic life of France’s last Queen. Marie Antoinette was just an Austrian princess thrust into the spotlight after marrying the heir to the French throne and she get’s some undeserved hate so let’s talk about it. Works Cited

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Continuing our series on the six queens of Henry the eight we finally come to number four Anne of Cleves. Anne may have escaped Henry with her head but that doesn’t necessarily mean she lucked out. Thanks to her time as Queen, she is often remembered as Henry’s ugly wife that he divorced, but behind that stereotype is an incredible women. join me to talk about her life. Works Cited

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Sofia Paleolog didn’t have the easiest life. Despite growing up as a princess in the byzantine empire she ended up a war orphane and she watched her country be conquered by its enemy. Luckily as an adult she gained the opportunity to marry the Grand prince of the Rus which ended up producing Russia’s most terrible ruler and helped make Russia a world power worthy of the Roman Empire. Works Cited

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Jacquetta of Luxembourg has defied all expectations and married for love but will her family be able to survive the hardships of the wars of the roses? Join me and Lindsey as we wrap up the incredible life of Jacquetta of Luxembourg. 

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You may not know Jaquetta of Luxembourg but I bet you know her daughter Elizabeth Woodville. Jaquetta started out as a simple princess until she was married off to the king of England’s uncle where she met the love her life and produced one of England’s most badass queens. Join me and my friend Lindsey to talk about Lizzy Woodville’s mama. Works Cited

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If someone were to ask you who the greatest pirate of all time was, you would probably answer something like Black Beard or Jack Sparrow maybe but you would be wrong. Ching Shih ruled the China sea with her fierce crew as the pirate queen of China and took out everyone who stood in her way. Join me as we learn where this fearsome pirate came from. Works Cited

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The love story of Jodhaa and the great emperor Akbar is one of the most famous love stories to come out of India but many forget that behind the Bollywood glamour and mythos was a real relationship and that Jodhaa was one of the greatest empresses in Mughal history. Come join me as we learn about the life of this Indian Princess who’s birth name we don’t even know. 21qa\gvc?>

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Sally Hemings is most well known for being Thomas Jefferson’s “mistress” and mother to his biracial children but she was so much more then that. Sally struggled her whole life making her way through a world that did not want her because she was black and it’s an incredible story. Join me to learn about the United States unofficial black First Lady. Support this podcast: https://www.patreon.com/LongMaySheReign: Works Cited

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With the discovery of the bodies of indigenous children in Kamaloops, many have been reflecting on how Canada has treated its indigenous people; and how we can remedy the pain we have caused them. For nearly a century, Canada ran horrible residential schools that still scar them as a people. On this special bonus episode we will look at what exactly they went through in these horrible institutions. Works Cited

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Liliuokalani was Hawaii’s first and last female monarch. In her short reign she managed to be one of the kingdom’s most beloved monarch’s, before the fall of her kingdom to the United States, but she wasn’t always meant to be Queen. Join me in my season three premier and learn about Hawaii’s final Queen. Support this podcast: https://www.patreon.com/LongMaySheReign: Works Cited

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