Elizabeth
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Elizabeth
By Kathryn LaskyAs the daughter of the fallen Anne Boleyn, young Princess Elizabeth lives a complicated and dangerous life.
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Elizabeth: A Biography of Britain's Queen
By Sarah BradfordBiography of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II from her birth to the age of seventy, examining her roles as celebrity, symbol of British history, executive, and mother, with information drawn from first-hand observances of the royals and ...
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Elizabeth: A Biography of Her Majesty the Queen
By Sarah BradfordSarah Bradford's Elizabeth is the definitive biography of the Queen, revealing the real woman behind the public figure - now celebrating her 90th birthday Sarah Bradford unravels Elizabeth's family secrets - how she was influenced by her ...
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Elizabeth
By Sarah BradfordCalled "fascinatingly complex" by "The Wall Street Journal", this "New York Times" bestseller is the first biography of Great Britain's current monarch written by a palace insider--Sarah Bradford, the Viscountess Bangor.
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Elizabeth: The Queen and the crown
By Sarah GristwoodBates, Stephen, Royalty Inc.: Britain's Best-Known Brand (Aurum Press, 2015) Bedell Smith, Sally, Elizabeth the Queen: The Woman Behind the Throne (Penguin, 2012 Bradford, Sarah, Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Our Times (Viking, ...
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Elizabeth
By Christopher Haighby plotting or rebellion, seek todestroy magnates orto undermine their power–except in thesensitive and dangerous area of the far north, where border office and garrison commands gave considerable extra power.
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Elizabeth: Her Life, Our Times
By Alan Titchmarsh... 157, 173, 218 Henrietta-Malia, Queen 146 Henry IV of France 146 Henry V11 191 Henry VIII 6, 155, 267-8 Highgrove 199, 289 Hillary, Edmund 48 Maastricht Treaty 139 Macdonald, Margarct ('Bobo') 17—18 Mackintosh, Sir Cameron 308 ELIZABETH.
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Elizabeth: The Struggle for the Throne
By David StarkeyA uniquely absorbing tale of one young woman's turbulent, courageous, and seemingly impossible journey toward the throne, Elizabeth is the exhilarating story of the making of a queen.
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Elizabeth
By J. Randy TaraborrelliFrancis enjoyed his work at Howard's art gallery, even if he wasn't making enough money to support his family in the ... They also attended Royal Ascot, the major racing event at which smart fashion was the required dress: top hat and ...
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Elizabeth: England's Slandered Queen
By Arlene OkerlundMargaret, the eldest daughter, married James IV, King of Scotland, and became the grandmother of Mary, Queen of Scots, and greatgrandmother of James VI of Scotland/James I of England. Henry was betrothed to his brother's widow in June ...
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Elizabeth
By J. Randy Taraborrelli... di Peter Harry Brown e Patte Barham (Dutton); Clift, di Patricia Bosworth (Bantam); The Cleopatra Papers, di Jack Brodsky e Nathan Weiss (Simon and Schuster); A Christmas Story, di Richard Burton (Morrow); MeetingMrs.
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Elizabeth
By Chris TaylorThe husband had both of his hands around her throat and was choking her to death, there were no sounds coming from her. I was standing there shaking like a leaf and my heart was pounding like crazing. My brother stayed in his bed with ...
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Elizabeth: The Scandalous Life of an 18th Century Duchess
By Claire GervatOn 2 November 'Augustus-Henry Hervey son of ye Honble Augustus Hervey" was baptised by his fathers uncle, the Honourable Reverend Henry Aston." The child was left in Chelsea to be nursed, while Elizabeth returned to court and the gossip ...
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Elizabeth: First Capital of New Jersey
By Jean-Rae Turner, Richard T. Koles... Matthew and Benjamin Halsted , silversmiths ; Isaac Brokaw , his son John , and Kennedy Miller , clockmakers ; Aaron Hatfeld and Richardson Gray , cabinetmakers ; Elias Wade , Moses Chandler , and Joseph C. Wade , makers of wagons ...
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Elizabeth
By Jean-Rae Turner, Richard T. KolesE General J. Madison Drake and William Brant were both awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for gallantry and bravery during the Civil War . Drake , an Elizabeth newspaperman , served as owner and publisher of several Elizabeth ...
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Elizabeth: Next Stop, Jr. High
By Francine Pascal, Jamie SuzanneTraveling to Costa Rica to help those in need, Elizabeth is disappointed by the group's perpetual partying and fears she is falling in love with, J.P., a boy who originally repelled her.
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Elizabeth: The Exhibition at the National Maritime Museum
By David StarkeyThis lavishly illustrated book ties in with a major international exhibition opening at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich on 1 May 2003. Timed to commemorate the 400th anniversary since...
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Elizabeth: Virgin Queen?
By Phillipa JonesHousehold Accounts and Disbursement Books of Robert Dudley Earl of Leicester, 1558–1561, 1584–1586, Simon Adams (Ed), Camden Fifth series Vol. 6, CUP for the Royal Historical Society, 1995, p.155. 9. 'Venice: February 1559', Calendar of ...
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Elizabeth: The Life of Elizabeth Taylor
By Alexander WalkerHere is a life to rival the very movies she played in, told with immense candor, wit, and sympathy: from her privileged London childhood, the enormous influence of her strong-willed mother, and her swift rise to stardom in such films as ...
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Elizabeth: Apprenticeship
By David StarkeyAn abused child, yet confident of her destiny to reign, a woman in a man's world, passionately sexual yet, she said, a virgin, famed as England's most successful ruler yet actually doing very little, Elizabeth I is a bundle of ...