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Mary of Burgundy; or, The Revolt of Ghent

Fifteenth century Europe was a time of political upheaval and uncertainty. Mary of Burgundy of the House of Valois ruled over a collection of states including modern-day Luxembourg, Belgium and Holland. The only child of Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy, she received many offers of marriage, from the age of 5, from parties who wanted to control the territory. She was just 19 when her father was killed in battle and that same year married Maximillian of the House of Hapsburg in what appears to have been a love-match as well as a political maneuver. However, just five years later, Mary, pregnant with her third child, was killed in an accident. Sandwiched between the two strong rulers of Charles and Maximilian, Mary's tenure is often overlooked. In this novel, Mary is depicted as the representation of maternalistic feudalism. - Summary by LynneT

Year of Publication: 1903Genres: Fictional Biographies & Memoirs

Running Time: 18 hours 42 minutes 33 seconds(39 chapters)

Language: EnglishRead by: Lynne T

#	Chapter Name
	Introduction Lynne T	5:09
	I Lynne T	21:59
	II Lynne T	22:59
	III Lynne T	28:08
	IV Lynne T	21:48
	V Lynne T	22:06
	VI Lynne T	19:23
	VII Lynne T	28:52
	VIII Lynne T	22:30
	IX Lynne T	32:07
	X Lynne T	19:16
	XI Lynne T	21:30
	XII Lynne T	28:33
	XIII Lynne T	33:27
	XIV Lynne T	30:09
	XV Lynne T	23:05
	XVI Lynne T	47:16
	XVII Lynne T	25:20
	XVIII Lynne T	26:54
	XIX Lynne T	33:31
	XX Lynne T	39:54
	XXI Lynne T	27:46
	XXII Lynne T	36:00
	XXIII Lynne T	27:50
	XXIV Lynne T	36:06
	XXV Lynne T	35:18
	XXVI Lynne T	25:13
	XXVII Lynne T	37:30
	XXVIII Lynne T	50:43
	XXIX Lynne T	20:30
	XXX Lynne T	28:02
	XXXI Lynne T	53:31
	XXXII Lynne T	17:30
	XXXIII Lynne T	22:41
	XXXIV Lynne T	30:59
	XXXV Lynne T	28:30
	XXXVI Lynne T	21:30
	XXXVII Lynne T	30:20
	XXXVIII Lynne T	38:38