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The Lost Tudor Princess: The Life of Lady Margaret Douglas
by Alison Weir
The Lost Tudor Princess by Alison Weir is a free NetGalley ebook that I read in the wee hours of Thanksgiving morning. I was looking forward to reading this book due to its real-life intertwinings with the events of Wolf Hall, but....
It didn't quite dawn on me that this was a work of non-fiction. In fact, it was almost like, "Wow, this precursor preface is really, really long." Amid all that, though, the familiar names and reins of history are easy to grab onto and the new bits of data are a perk (particularly the contents of traveling troisseaus).
It didn't quite dawn on me that this was a work of non-fiction. In fact, it was almost like, "Wow, this precursor preface is really, really long." Amid all that, though, the familiar names and reins of history are easy to grab onto and the new bits of data are a perk (particularly the contents of traveling troisseaus).