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Delve into the dramatic final chapter of one of history's most captivating figures with "The Last Days of Mary Stuart: And the journal of Bourgoyne her physician." This meticulously prepared edition explores the turbulent final years of Mary, Queen of Scots, a pivotal figure in 16th-century Scottish history.
Samuel Cowan chronicles Mary's imprisonment and eventual execution, providing a detailed account of the events surrounding her death. Adding a unique and intimate perspective, the book includes the journal of Bourgoyne, Mary's physician, offering a rare glimpse into her daily life, health, and state of mind during her captivity.
A valuable resource for anyone interested in queens, historical biography, and the European Renaissance, this book sheds light on the complex political landscape of the time and the tragic fate of a monarch whose life continues to fascinate. Explore the events that shaped a nation and sealed the destiny of Mary, Queen of Scots, in this compelling work of historical significance.
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