Ep 184: The Case of Elizabeth Stile with Carole Levin
In 1606, as Shakespeare staged Macbeth, James I had published his book on witchcraft and the supernatural called Daemonology, and witch trials were rampant across the UK bringing women of all ages and classes before a court hearing for acts of anger, revenge, and even mental illness, all of which c…
Interviews with Leading Intellectual Historians - Carole Levin
During the final weeks of the summer, the Institute of Intellectual History brings a series of new interviews with leading intellectual historians about their career and work in intellectual history. In this fourth interview, we present a conversation with Carole Levin. Carole Levin is Willa Cathe…
Queens, Beauty and Power, The Life and Times of Queen Elizabeth 1
If Queen Elizabeth II's recent passing tells us anything, it’s that our continuing fascination with the mystique of British royalty isn’t going away anytime soon, particularly when it comes to the subject of titled women and female rulers.
Even now, our preoccupation with the first Elizabeth , a q…
Carole Levin. Raise up the Dead - Queen Elizabeths Ghost and the Stuart Monarchs.
Lecture by Professor Carole Levin (Nebraska) at the NUI, Dublin - Queen Elizabeths Ghost and the Stuart Monarchs.
Margaret of Anjou part 3
Queen She-wolf: The saga of Margaret of Anjou comes to an end.
Welcome back to the third installment in our Margaret of Anjou series. Today we're discussing Margaret's dramatic journey as Queen of England during the War of the Roses, her struggle against mental illness, her relentless fight for her…
Parallel Lives: Mary I and Elizabeth I (Dr. Emma & Me)
This is also available in VIDEO format on #spotify and #youtube.
In this episode of Dr. Emma & Me, we’re joined by Dr. Carole Levin to explore the fascinating relationship between two iconic sisters—Mary I and Elizabeth I—and the ways they were alike, and profoundly different.
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Why Elizabeth I Was a Badass Queen and more
Why Elizabeth I Was a Badass Queen and more
In this episode, we dive into the legendary reign of Queen Elizabeth I — the sharp-witted, flame-haired monarch who defied kings, crushed invasions, and ruled without ever needing a man by her side. Discover how the Virgin Queen outsmarted her enemies, su…
Caught in a Lie: the Case of Anne Gunter
What happens when someone claiming to be bewitched admits that it was all a lie? What also happens when that confession is made directly to a King? In this episode, Kenyon looks into a case of witchcraft accusations gone wrong. In a tale of feuding neighbors, feigned curses, and parental abuse, we …
Who Killed Amy Robsart?
Carole Levin, Willa Cather professor of History, discusses a mystery in the time of Queen Elizabeth.
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