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Abstract
A significant number of Portuguese aristocratic women stayed in Paris between 1831 and 1833, when their husbands were involved in the Portuguese civil war. This informal court was the future Queen Maria II's first contact with the Portuguese aristocracy, whose sociability was fundamental to the future establishment of offices in the Queen's Household and other types of honours
Translated title of the contribution | Portuguese women, aristocrats and constitutionalists: an informal court in Paris around Queen Maria II, 1831-1833 |
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Original language | French |
Title of host publication | Artistes et intellectuelles portugaises en France |
Subtitle of host publication | Itinéraires multiples |
Editors | Maria Araújo da Silva, Fernando Curopos |
Place of Publication | Paris |
Publisher | Editions Hispaniques |
Pages | 185-194 |
Number of pages | 10 |
ISBN (Print) | 9782853551274 |
Publication status | Published - Dec 2023 |
Keywords
- Aristocracy
- Gender History
- Queenship
- Sociability networks
- Constitutional monarchy
- Portuguese Constitutional Monarchy
- Portuguese 19th century
- Maria II
- Queen's Household
- Portuguese Civil War
- Ladies-in-waiting
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