"The Queens of England" offers a comprehensive historical overview of the lives and reigns of England's queens, spanning from the Norman Conquest to the Victorian era. Mary Botham Howitt presents a detailed account of each queen, exploring their political influence, personal lives, and the challenges they faced in their respective periods. This book provides valuable insights into the roles these women played in shaping English history and offers a fascinating look at the monarchy through a female lens.
Edited by Geneva Armstrong, this edition ensures accessibility for modern readers while preserving the historical integrity of Howitt's original work. Readers interested in British history, royal biographies, and the contributions of women to leadership will find this book an informative and engaging resource.
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