Queen of the Conquerer by Tracy Borman (NF)
Biography of Queen Matilda.
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- Margaret
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Interesting interview - thanks for the link, Annis. I don't think we have a thread for novels involving druids, so I'm going to start one!Spinrad talks about writing Druid King in this interview:
http://www.dragonpage.com/2007/02/19...orman-spinrad/
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[quote=""boswellbaxter""]I think the notion that Anne had a stepmother has been disproved by recent historians. It was still current when Lofts and Jean Plaidy were writing, though.[/quote]
I just read that in another book too. Was it Margaret George's Henry VIII book? I think so. I would be interested to know for sure.
I just read that in another book too. Was it Margaret George's Henry VIII book? I think so. I would be interested to know for sure.
Brenna
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[quote=""Brenna""]I just read that in another book too. Was it Margaret George's Henry VIII book? I think so. I would be interested to know for sure.[/quote]
I don't remember if the stepmother story was in Margaret George's novel. It was debunked a number of years ago, and I don't know of any reputable historian who accepts it now.
I don't remember if the stepmother story was in Margaret George's novel. It was debunked a number of years ago, and I don't know of any reputable historian who accepts it now.
Susan Higginbotham
Coming in October: The Woodvilles
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- SonjaMarie
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[quote=""Brenna""]Good to know. Too bad Loft's describes Anne's and Mary's mother as a whore.[/quote]
I just read Weir's book on Mary Boleyn and from what she wrote it seems that Elizabeth Boleyn may have had a some what bad reputation.
SM
I just read Weir's book on Mary Boleyn and from what she wrote it seems that Elizabeth Boleyn may have had a some what bad reputation.
SM
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