Claire | September 30, 2011
Elizabeth Norton’s latest offering is “England’s Queens: The Biography” which is described as “Her story, not his, the English monarchy through the private and public lives of the queens of England”. And that’s exactly what it is, a look at the history of England through the lives of its queen consorts and queens, from Boudica [...]
Category: Elizabeth Norton, General History, Non-fiction |
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Claire | March 1, 2011
I had the great pleasure of meeting Elizabeth Kerri Mahon on The Anne Boleyn Experience Tour last year and I was very excited when she told me that she was in the middle of writing a book on ‘scandalous’ women in history, with a chapter dedicated to Anne Boleyn. I made her promise that she [...]
Category: Anne Boleyn, Eleanor of Aquitaine, General History, Mistresses, Non-fiction |
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Tags: historical women, Scandalous Women, women, women's history
Claire | February 24, 2010
The full title of this book by Raymond Lamont-Brown is “How Fat Was Henry VIII? And 101 Other Questions on Royal History” and it’s a wonderful book which gives you answers to all those nagging royal history questions. It’s just perfect as a present for history buffs or as a treat for yourself as you’re [...]
Category: General History, history trivia, Non-fiction, Royalty |
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Tags: history trivia, How fat was Henry VIII, Raymond Lamont-Brown