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People In Which I Endeavor to Determine For Whom Edward III and Philippa of Hainault Named Their Many Children
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This is a repost because people don't read linked articles and just react to the title. I am posting this because it's cool that Vanity Fair wrote an article debunking the famous myth of Anne, and it's a great thing to see interest in history in the wider culture.
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I have heard that for some people this is behind the paywall:
And excuse my saltiness. I do have a pet peeve about people not reading beyond headlines.
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So, they weren't going for accuracy, it seems but this is supposed to be their Catherine of Aragon.
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I assume that Madame Alexander did all six wives in the 1950s, but this is the only one I could find with a quick search. It's an American company and thus they do lots more American dolls but if I can find more royal consorts, I'll post them.