History Of Margaret Of Anjou - Jacob Abbott - Bog

A lively and insightful retelling of the life and times of Margaret of Anjou, the formidable queen consort of England during the Wars of the Roses. Through careful research and engaging prose, the author captures the drama, intrigue, and tragedy of Margaret's eventful career, and sheds light on her controversial reputation as a patron of the arts, a political player, and a symbol of female power.
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