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10 de dez. de 2017 · Through an exploration of the lives of three women of exceptional status, Eleanor Cobham (c.1400-1452), Elizabeth Woodville (1437?-1492) and Margaret Beaufort (1443-1509), I argue that the different life stories of these women reveal much about the ideas underpinning ambition in this period and the circumstances under which the ambitious behaviour of these women could be justified.
2 de out. de 2014 · Eleanor Cobham should not have become a duchess; she certainly shouldn’t have been the first lady in Henry VI’s court. She didn’t have the right bloodlines. She was the daughter of Sir Reginald Cobham of Sterborough but was fortunate that she found a place in the household of Jacqueline, Countess of Hainault as a lady-in-waiting.
92 The Imprisonment of Eleanor Cobham. or deputy, to conduct Eleanor, whom he had in custody, to Kenilworth Castle and deliver her by indenture to the constable there, horses, food and transport to be provided. On 5 December she was committed to Ralph Lord Sudeley,
Eleanor, Duchess of Gloucester (née Cobham; c.1400 – July 7, 1452), was a mistress and the second wife of Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester. A convicted sorceress, her imprisonment for treasonable necromancy in 1441 was a cause célèbre.[1] Eleanor was daughter of Reginald Cobham, 3rd Baron Sterborough, 3rd Lord Cobham, and his first wife, Eleanor Culpeper (d. 1422), daughter of Sir Thomas ...
Eleanor was forced to divorce Gloucester, ordered to do public penance, and spent the rest of her life in prison. This day school explores the life of Eleanor Cobham and the political circumstances that led to her being accused of witchcraft. Tutor: Gillian Waters BA MA PGDip PGCE. Term: Summer. Day: Saturday. Time: 10am-4pm.
13 de abr. de 2018 · Eleanor, la futura duchessa di cui vi voglio raccontare le gesta, nacque intorno agli inizi del 1400 da Reginald Cobham, barone di Sterborough, e da Eleanor Culpeper, figli di Sir Thomas Culpeper. Poco dopo i vent’anni, intorno al 1422, divenne dama di compagnia di Jacqueline di Hainault.
10 de dez. de 2017 · Through an exploration of the lives of three women of exceptional status, Eleanor Cobham (c.1400-1452), Elizabeth Woodville (1437?-1492) and Margaret Beaufort (1443-1509), I argue that the different life stories of these women reveal much about the ideas underpinning ambition in this period and the circumstances under which the ambitious behaviour of these women could be justified.
