Uncrowned Heirs: Royal Women Who Weren’t Allowed to Rule
Throughout history, the laws of primogeniture have kept women from ascending to the throne. Princess Caroline of Monaco—the eldest child of Grace Kelly—and Princess Märtha Louise of Norway are two recent examples.
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