Tracy Borman Unisex Multicolor The Stolen Crown : The Sunday Times-Bestselling Account Of The
The explosive, unmissable account of the succession of Elizabeth I from bestselling author Tracy Borman, Chief Historian at Historic Royal PalacesThe perfect gift for Tudor fans this Mothers Day 2026Compelling and brilliant ALISON WEIRA meticulously researched mustread for Tudor enthusiasts SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE, TEN BEST HISTORY BOOKS OF 2025In March 1603, Queen Elizabeth I, the last Tudor monarch, lies dying at Richmond Palace. The queens ministers cluster round her bedside, urging her to name her successor something she has stubbornly resisted throughout her reign. Almost with her last breath she whispers that James VI of Scotland should succeed her. Or so weve been led to believe. But, as enthralling new research shows, this is not what happened. Elizabeth went to her grave without formally naming an heir. The notion of an approved succession from Tudors to Stuarts is little more than an elaborately constructed fiction a fiction that went on to have devastating consequences. The Stuart regime rapidly descended into turbulence and uncertainty, conspiracy and persecution, witchcraft and gunpowder. With a combination of rigorous research and brilliant storytelling, The Stolen Crown takes us behind palace doors to reveal the secret history of the Tudor succession. The Stolen Crown published as an instant Sunday Times Top 10 Bestseller in the w/c 20250908. | Tracy Borman The Stolen Crown : The Sunday Times-bestselling account of the
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The explosive, unmissable account of the succession of Elizabeth I from bestselling author Tracy Borman, Chief Historian at Historic Royal PalacesThe perfect gift for Tudor fans this Mothers Day 2026Compelling and brilliant ALISON WEIRA meticulously researched mustread for Tudor enthusiasts SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE, TEN BEST HISTORY BOOKS OF 2025In March 1603, Queen Elizabeth I, the last Tudor monarch, lies dying at Richmond Palace. The queens ministers cluster round her bedside, urging her to name her successor something she has stubbornly resisted throughout her reign. Almost with her last breath she whispers that James VI of Scotland should succeed her. Or so weve been led to believe. But, as enthralling new research shows, this is not what happened. Elizabeth went to her grave without formally naming an heir. The notion of an approved succession from Tudors to Stuarts is little more than an elaborately constructed fiction a fiction that went on to have devastating consequences. The Stuart regime rapidly descended into turbulence and uncertainty, conspiracy and persecution, witchcraft and gunpowder. With a combination of rigorous research and brilliant storytelling, The Stolen Crown takes us behind palace doors to reveal the secret history of the Tudor succession. The Stolen Crown published as an instant Sunday Times Top 10 Bestseller in the w/c 20250908. | Tracy Borman The Stolen Crown : The Sunday Times-bestselling account of the
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format | hardback |
Language | english |
special attributes | signed |
type | book |
Brand | Hodder & Stoughton |
Color | multicolor |
Gender | unisex |
Size | 2025in |
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