This book reassesses the lives of the exiled Stuart Court in Italy which provided an important British presence in Rome.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edward Corp is Professor of British History at the University of Toulouse and a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. His previous publications include A Court in Exile: The Stuarts in France, 1689-1718 (Cambridge University Press, 2004) and The Jacobites at Urbino (2009).
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Introduction Part I. Rome, 1719-29: 1. The Stuarts and the Papacy: I 2. The Palazzo del Re 3. James III, Queen Clementina and Roman society 4. The Stuarts and Italian operatic life 5. The portraits of the Stuarts and their courtiers: I 6. The Jacobite courtiers, 1719-26 7. Tensions within the Royal household, 1719-24 8. The separation of the King and the Queen, 1725-6 Part II. Bologna, 1726-9: 9. The division of the Court, 1726-7 10. The reorganisation of the Court, 1727-9 Part III. Rome, 1729-66: 11. The Stuarts and the Papacy: II 12. James III, the Stuart princes and Roman society 13. The Stuarts and Italian music 14. The portraits of the Stuarts and their courtiers: II 15. The composition of the Court, 1729-47 16. Freemasons and factions within the Royal household, 1729-47 17. The decline of the Court, 1747-66 Conclusion.
Introduction Part I. Rome, 1719-29: 1. The Stuarts and the Papacy: I 2. The Palazzo del Re 3. James III, Queen Clementina and Roman society 4. The Stuarts and Italian operatic life 5. The portraits of the Stuarts and their courtiers: I 6. The Jacobite courtiers, 1719-26 7. Tensions within the Royal household, 1719-24 8. The separation of the King and the Queen, 1725-6 Part II. Bologna, 1726-9: 9. The division of the Court, 1726-7 10. The reorganisation of the Court, 1727-9 Part III. Rome, 1729-66: 11. The Stuarts and the Papacy: II 12. James III, the Stuart princes and Roman society 13. The Stuarts and Italian music 14. The portraits of the Stuarts and their courtiers: II 15. The composition of the Court, 1729-47 16. Freemasons and factions within the Royal household, 1729-47 17. The decline of the Court, 1747-66 Conclusion.
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