Claire | February 11, 2010
With it being the anniversary of Lady Jane Grey’s execution tomorrow I thought it was fitting for me to publish my review of Eric Ives’s biography “Lady Jane Grey: A Tudor Mystery”.
If you keep up with my posts on The Anne Boleyn Files, you will know that I am Professor Ives’s number one fan as [...]
Category: Eric Ives, Lady Jane Grey, Leanda de Lisle, Mary I, Non-fiction |
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Claire | December 9, 2009
“The Sisters Who Would Be Queen: The Tragedy of Katherine, Mary and Lady Jane Grey” is a non-fiction account of the stories of these three sisters, the times they lived in and the monarchs who reigned in their lifetimes. I was desperate to read this after reading Jeane Westin’s historical novel, “The Virgin’s Daughters”, and [...]
Category: Elizabeth I, Lady Jane Grey, Leanda de Lisle, Mary I, Mary Queen of Scots, Non-fiction, Uncategorized |
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Claire | July 7, 2009
As you all know, I am first and foremost an Anne Boleyn fan but I love Tudor history as a whole and seem to spend all of my spare time reading biographies of other Tudor personalities - people who lived at the same time as Anne.
I’ve just finished reading “Mary Tudor: The First Queen” (known [...]
Category: Linda Porter, Mary I, Non-fiction |
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