queens

Contains biographical profiles of the forty men and women who have reigned over England since 1066, discussing the strengths, weaknesses, and convictions of the kings and queens, and the impact they had on their kingdom; and includes family trees, illustrations, and essays on the heraldic devices of the different monarchs.

Presents a comprehensive portrait of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 1897, describing her and her court in the last years of her life, her public and private moments, and relationship with her children and grandchildren.

Draws from historical records and numerous personal letters between Queen Elizabeth I and others to tell the story of the "Pirate Queen" and her merchant adventurers who terrorized the seas and helped build an empire.

The story of three of Henry VIII's six wives; Catharine of Aragon, Anne of Cleves, and Jane Seymour, whose positions as Queen of England brought them wealth and notoriety as well as deceit and betrayal.

Guinevere's affair with Lancelot is discovered, and the Queen of Camelot faces disgrace, outrage, and scandal.

Profiles the stories of five granddaughters of Queen Victoria who were married to reigning European monarchs during the early twentieth century, and describes the role each played in the First World War.

Tells of Guinevere's childhood when she was guarded by a majestic beast and prepared for holy sacrifice by the disciples of the Earth Mother.

Simple text and photographs introduce kings and queens from around the world.