The Lady Queen: The Notorious Reign Of Joanna I, Queen Of Naples, Jerusalem, And Sicily,New Livingston A 2005 Civil Rights Freedom

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The Lady Queen: The Notorious Reign Of Joanna I, Queen Of Naples, Jerusalem, And Sicily,New Livingston A 2005 Civil Rights FreedomIn 1348, At The Age Of Twentytwo, Joanna I, The Queen Of Naples, Stood Trial Before The Pope, Accused Of Murdering Her Cousin And Husband, Hungarian Prince Andrew. Arguing Her Own Case In Latin, She Won Her Acquittal, And Went On To Become The Only Female Monarch In Her Time To Rule In Her Own Name; She Presided Over One Of Europe'S Most Prestigious And Influential Courts For More Than Thirty Yearsuntil She Herself Was Murdered. For The First Time,