Title: History as Grand Opera
Product review: This is a spectacularly entertaining and compelling biography of two powerful women whose backgrounds, personalities, and destinies set them on a collision course. I couldn't put the book down. Jane Dunn brings an impressive amount of primary scholarship to her account of the blood rivals, Elizabeth I and her cousin, Mary Queen of Scotts; but her narrative skills and psychological insight drives the story forward and makes the two passionate principals vividly alive.
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