Elizabeth in the Garden by Trea Martyn

Elizabeth in the Garden by Trea Martyn

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Lord Robert Dudley, Queen Elizabeth I's lover, and Sir William Cecil, her chief political adviser, were the most powerful men in the country. Dudley set out an intoxicatingly romantic garden, and threw spectacular outdoor parties for his queen;

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Elizabeth in the Garden by Trea Martyn

Lord Robert Dudley, Queen Elizabeth I's lover, and Sir William Cecil, her chief political adviser, were the most powerful men in the country. As their rivalry intensified, they competed by creating ever more fabulous gardens for their queen. Dudley's aim was to woo her; Cecil's, to stop Dudley in his tracks. Dudley set out an intoxicatingly romantic garden, and threw spectacular outdoor parties for his queen; Cecil countered by building a sumptuous palace with amazing gardens overseen by the most famous gardener in the country, John Gerard. This is the beguiling story of a lifelong duel. For Elizabeth, these gardens were places for love and intrigue, power play and spectacular design.
Trea Martyn read English at Trinity College, Cambridge and completed a PhD in eighteenth-century literature at University College London. She has taught history at Birkbeck College, University of London, and landscape history at Central St Martin's School of Art. Elizabeth in the Garden is her first book.
SKU Nicht verfügbar
ISBN 13 9780571217014
ISBN 10 057121701X
Titel Elizabeth in the Garden
Autor Trea Martyn
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Faber & Faber
Erscheinungsjahr 2009-05-07
Seitenanzahl 336
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