Gloriana
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Gloriana: Or, The Unfulfill'd Queen
By Michael MoorcockThey broke out of the beeches and into the golden bracken. Quire caught a rich taste of earth and was astonished by the pleasure it gave him. He shut his mouth tight, lest he receive the shock again. Fences were leapt, and gates, ...
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Gloriana: Or, The Unfulfill'd Queen
By Michael MoorcockMaster Palfreyman was on his feet. The Secretary for Arms was unusually fierce. “Let's punish 'em. Show 'em their place. They have been allowed to scheme too long—murdering ourfolk, challenging our power, having the gall to propose ...
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Gloriana: Or the Unfulfill'd Queen : Being a Romance
By Michael MoorcockGloriana: Or the Unfulfill'd Queen : Being a Romance
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Gloriana: Or, The Revolution of 1900
By Lady Florence DixieWith a beautifully designed cover and professionally typeset manuscript, this edition of Lady Florence Dixie’s Gloriana; or, The Revolution of 1900 is a classic of British literature reimagined for modern readers.
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Gloriana
By Kevin HuizengaPresented in this expanded edition, Gloriana employs familiar settings and thorough, sometimes scientific explanations to reach thoughtful conclusions.
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Gloriana: Exploring the Reign of Elizabeth I
By Bertram FieldsGloriana: Exploring the Reign of Elizabeth I
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Gloriana: The Portraits of Queen Elizabeth I
By Roy StrongIn Gloriana, Roy Strong provides a richly detailed analysis of all the major portraits.
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Gloriana: The Years of Elizabeth I
By Mary M. LukeOne of the most intelligent of all the Tudors, Elizabeth grew up in the shadow of her brother, Edward, and her sister, Mary. Growing up in loneliness her first twenty-five...
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Gloriana: Or, The Unfulfill'd Queen
By Michael MoorcockBawdy, cruel, and brilliant, Gloriana has been awarded the World Fantasy Award and the John W. Campbell Memorial Award for Best Science Fiction, and is often cited as one of the great works of speculative fiction and fantasy along the lines ...
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Gloriana
By Florence Florence DixieWe are delighted to publish this classic book as part of our extensive Classic Library collection. Many of the books in our collection have been out of print for decades, and therefore have not been accessible to the general public.
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Gloriana: The Revolution of 1900
By Lady Florence DixieAuburn eyelashes, too, fringe the child's wonderful eyes, but again these are many shades darker than the mother's, while masses of auburn curls play negligently and unconfined, covering the girl's back like a veil of old-gold.
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Gloriana: The Years of Elizabeth I
By Mary LukeGloriana: The Years of Elizabeth I
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Gloriana
By Joanna DessauFor four days, the great Gloriana has remained huddled and silent upon a mound of cushions at Richmond, refusing to take to her bed, fighting death to the end.