Nelson’s Lady Hamilton

In this eloquent biography, Esther Hallam Meynell tells the tragic story of Lady Hamilton, the muse of Admiral Horatio Nelson. From her rise to fame as a celebrated beauty to her fall from grace as a social outcast, Lady Hamilton's life was marked by tragedy, heartbreak, and scandal. Through Meynell's vivid prose and meticulous research, readers are transported to the glamorous world of Regency England, where passion and politics collided with devastating consequences.

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