Sources primaires
1. Sources imprimées
Anon. A Relation to the Glorious Triumphs and Order of the Ceremonies Obserued in the Marriage of his High and Mighty Charles, K of Great Brittaine, and the Ladie Henrietta Maria. London, 1629.
Anon. A Thankesgiuing, and Prayer for the Safe Child-Bearing of the Queenes MAIESTIE. London, 1629.
Carew, Thomas. “Coelum Britannicum,” Poems by Thomas Carevv Esquire. 1640. San Marino: The Huntington Library. 207-62.
Anon. Accomodation Cordially Desired, and Really Intended; A Moderate Discourse Tending to the Satisfaction of All Such, who Do Either Wilfully or Ignorantly Conceive that the Parliament is Disaffected to Peace. London, 1642.
Anon. The Burden of England, Scotland and Ireland; or, The Watchmans Alarum. London, 1646.
Anon. The Declaration of Both Houses of Parliament, to the Kings Most Excellent Maiestie, Concerning the Queene, wi the Evill Councell about them Both, and the Vindication of Fidelity of Both Houses to King and State. London, 1643.
Anon. The Great Eclipse of the Sun; or, Charles His Waine over-Clouded by the Evill Influences of the Moon, the Malignancie of Ill-Aspected Planets, and the Constellations of the Retrograde and Irregular Starres. London, 1644.
Anon. The King’s Cabinet Opened; or, Certain Packets of Secret Letters and Papers Written with the King’s own Hand, and Taken in His Cabinet at Nasby. London, 1643.
Anon. The Life and Death of That Matchless Mirrour of Magninimity, and Heroick Vertues Henrietta Maria de Bourbon […]. London, 1669.
Anon. The Sussex Picture; or, An Answer to the Sea-Gull. London, 1644.
Ferrero, Hermann, ed. Lettres de Henriette-Marie de France, reine d’Angleterre à sa Sœur Christine, Duchesse de Savoie. 1881. St Alban: Wentworth Press, 2018.
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Lawrence, Richard. The Antichristian Presbyter; or, Antichrist Transformed, Assuming the Nevv Shape of a Reformed Presbyter, as his last and subtlest Disguise to Deceive the Nations. London, 1647.
Lawrence, Richard. The Wolf Script of his Sheeps Clothing; or, the Antichristian Clergy-Man Turn’d Right Side Outwards. London, 1647.
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Pym, John. Ten Propositions Delivered by Master Pimme, from the House of Commons, to the Lords, at a Conference, Iune, 24, 1641. London, 1641.
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2. Sources matérielles et visuelles
Anon. Henrietta Maria. 1635. Oil on canvas, 2159x1352mm. National Portrait Gallery, London.
Briot, Nicholas. Medal with busts of Charles I and Henrietta Maria and their three children, Charles, James and Mary. 1635. Silver gilt, 30,5mm diameter. The British Museum, London.
Delaram, Francis. Double Wedding Portrait of Charles as Prince of Wales and Henrietta Maria. 1623-1625. Engraving, 345x284mm. The British Museum, London.
Gheeraerts the younger, Marcus. Anne of Denmark. 1614. Oil on panel, 1105x873mm. Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh.
Mytens, Daniel. Charles I and Henrietta Maria. 1630-1632. Oil on canvas, 956x1753mm. Royal Collection Trust.
Passe, Willem van der. Frontispiece to Epithalium Gallo-Britannicum. 1625. Engraving, 425x277mm. The British Museum, London.
Regnier, Pierre. Medal commemorating the wedding of Charles I and Henrietta Maria. 1626. Silver, 21,5mm diameter. The British Museum, London.
Van Dyck, Anthony (after). Henrietta Maria as St. Catherine. 1639. Oil on canvas, 737x623mm. Oxford: The Queen’s College.
Van Dyck, Anthony. Charles I and Henrietta Maria with their Two Eldest Children, Prince Charles and Princess Mary. 1632. Oil on canvas, 3038x2565mm. Windsor Castle, Windsor.
Van Dyck, Anthony. Charles I and Henrietta Maria. 1632. Oil on canvas, 1040x1760mm. Archbishop’s Castle and Gardens, Kroměříž.
Van Dyck, Anthony. Henrietta Maria. 1632-1635. Oil on canvas, 1092x826mm. National Portrait Gallery, London.
Van Dyck, Anthony. Henrietta Maria. 1638. Oil on canvas, 787x660mm. Windsor Castle, Windsor.
Van Dyck, Anthony. The Three Eldest Children of Charles I: Charles, Prince of Wales, Mary, Princess Royal and James, Duke of York. 1635. Oil on canvas, 1338x1517mm. Windsor Castle, Windsor.
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