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January 23, 2016

Book Review: The Lost Tudor Princess

January 23, 2016/ Steve Donoghue

The little-known matriarch of modern British monarchy, the headstrong niece of King Henry VIII, is the subject of an absorbing new biography

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January 23, 2016/ Steve Donoghue/
Keeping up with the Tu...
alison weir, January 2016, Keeping up with the tudors
December 31, 2013

Strange Reckoning

December 31, 2013/ Steve Donoghue

She was the daughter, the sister, and the wife of kings in one of England's most turbulent periods, but Alison Weir's new biography is the first to make us feel we really know Elizabeth of York.

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Arts & Life, Politics & History
alison weir, Biography Review, Book Review, Edward III, January 2014, Steve Donoghue
December 08, 2012

Book Review: A Dangerous Inheritance

December 08, 2012/ Steve Donoghue

Historian Alison Weir's latest novel features two young heroines, separated by 80 years but united by their fascination with one of history's mysteries: the fate of the Princes in the Tower

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alison weir, contemporary fiction, December 2012, fiction, Keeping up with the tudors, Richard III, tudor fiction
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