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What did Eleanor of Aquitaine do to become famous?

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She was a young, beautiful girl with a creative mind and strong will. She became one of the most powerful queens in history because of her intelligence, creativity, and use of her power. She changed the way the world looked at women in a time when men we supposedly superior

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