1. Introduction: Remembering, Forgetting, and the Power of Memory -- Part I Reputation in Premodern Literature -- 2. Boudicca and Elizabeth Rally Their Troops: "Two Queens Both Alike in Dignity" -- 3. Princess, Duchess, Queen: Mary Tudor As Represented in a Seventeenth-Century French Love Story -- 4. Virtue Betray'd: Women Writing Anne Boleyn in the Long Eighteenth Century -- 5. "Of Hopes Great as Himselfe:" Tudor and Stuart Legacies of Edward VI -- 6. Chivalry, Nobility, and Romance: Richard Hurd and the Ideal Elizabethan Past -- Part II Reinterpretation in Art -- 7. Charles IX of France or the Anti-King: His Legacy in Plays and Chronicles in Seventeenth- and Long Eighteenth-Century France -- 8. Remembering-and Forgetting-Regicide: The Commemoration of the 30th January, 1649-1660 -- 9. Henrietta Maria, "Queen of Tears"?: Picturing and Performing the Cavalier Queen -- 10. Romantic Recreations: Remembering Stuart Monarchy in Nineteenth-Century Fancy Dress Entertainments -- Part III Reincarnation in Popular Culture -- 11. She-Wolf or Feminist Heroine? Representations of Margaret of Anjou in Modern History and Literature -- 12. Reincarnating the Forgotten Francis II: From Puerile Pubescent to Heroic Heartthrob -- 13. Daenerys Targaryen as Queen Elizabeth I's Spiritual Daughter -- 14. 50 Shades of Elizabeth; or, "Doing History" in Pop Fiction -- 15. Conniving Queen, Frivolous Wife, or Romantic Heroine? The Afterlife of Queen Henrietta Maria -- 16. "Let them eat cake, she says": Assessing Marie-Antoinette's Image.