Katherine Howard by Joanna Denny

Katherine Howard by Joanna Denny

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Zusammenfassung

Joanna Denny, author of Anne Boleyn, reveals another sensational episode in Tudor history - illuminating the true character of Katherine Howard, the young girl caught up in a maelstrom of ambition and conspiracy which led to her execution for high treason while still only seventeen years old.

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Katherine Howard by Joanna Denny

A riveting new biography of a much neglected Queen - the doomed child-bride of Henry VIII Joanna Denny, author of Anne Boleyn, reveals another sensational episode in Tudor history - illuminating the true character of Katherine Howard, the young girl caught up in a maelstrom of ambition and conspiracy which led to her execution for high treason while still only seventeen years old. Who was Katherine, the beautiful young aristocrat who became a bait to catch a king? Was she simply naive and innocent, a victim of her grasping family's scheming? Or was she brazen and abandoned, recklessly indulging in dissolute games with lovers in contempt of her royal position? Joanna Denny's enthralling new book once again plunges the reader into the heart of the ruthless intrigues of the Tudor court - and gives a sympathetic portrait of a beautiful young girl trapped and betrayed by her own family.
Joanna Denny is the author of Anne Boleyn published by Portrait in 2004 and reprinted shortly after publication. Her lifelong interest in Tudor history was triggered by reading about her ancestor, Sir Henry Denny, Henry VIII's trusted courtier.
SKU Nicht verfügbar
ISBN 13 9780749950736
ISBN 10 0749950730
Titel Katherine Howard
Autor Joanna Denny
Buchzustand Nicht verfügbar
Bindungsart Hardback
Verlag Little, Brown Book Group
Erscheinungsjahr 2005-10-27
Seitenanzahl 304
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