The King's grey mare

Literature & Fiction

JARMAN, Rosemary Hawley

Literary

Collins

History European French British Spanish Royals. Geneology Study is the frame work of this book. Fiction Historical.

Crown in Candlelight

Genre Fiction

Little,Brown & Company

The King's grey mare was Elizabeth Woodville, Queen and wife of Edward IV. Beautiful beyond belief, with unique silver-grey hair, she had once known joy of a marriage based on loveâ€”only to see it snatched away on the battlefield. Hardened and changed by grief, Elizabeth became the tool of her evil ambitious motherâ€”the witch, Jaquetta of Bedfordâ€”who was determined that her daughter should sit on the throne of England. By trickery, deception, and witchcraft, Jaquetta's wish was fulfilled. But even a witch could not have known the tragedy which lay in store for the King's grey mare.

The King's Grey Mare

Contemporary

Little,Brown

The novel centers on the passions and deeds of the English kings who laid claim to the French throne during the Hundred Years War

Little,Brown & Co

Blue cloth binding. Illustrated. 223 pages including Bibliography and Index. First American Edition. Publisher, Little, Brown. Hardcover.

Crispin's Day: The Glory of Agincourt

Following Richard III's death at Bosworth Field, Nicholas Archer becomes a trusted aide to Perkins Warbeck, who claims to be Richard's heir and seeks to unseat Henry Tudor

The Courts of Illusion

British & Irish

Crown In Candlelight

Popular Library

THE COURTS OF ILLLUSION

Sphere Books

The pageantry, intrigue, and suspicions that characterize the court of Edward IV finally center on his younger brother who moves through fear, love, envy, and betrayal to the throne and, ultimately, to a bloody death

We Speak No Treason

Little, Brown, and Co.

Agincourt: The Story of a Battle

The story of the battle of Agincourt. A small English expeditionary force in Northern France battling to reach the coast before being cut off by an enemy superior in numbers and equipment; a victory plucked from the jaws of certain-seeming defeat - this story is familiar in the twentieth century. It is also the story of Agincourt in the fifteenth. The distinguished historical novelist Rosemary Hawley Jarman here recreates the whole of the brief, foolhardy expedition mounted by a 28-year-old English king determined to regain the realm across the Channel he believed was his by right. The siege of Harfleur, the ravages of disease, the gradual encirclement, the decision to break out and march through hostile territory to Calais, all lead up to the rainy dawn of 25 October 1415 - St Crispin's Day - when the ragged, hungry English came face to face with a mighty and magnificently accoutred French army and won one of the most overwhelming victories in the chronicles of war.

History

Ancient Civilizations

Amberley Publishing

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The King's grey mare

Crown in Candlelight

The King's Grey Mare

Crown in Candlelight

Crispin's Day: The Glory of Agincourt

The Courts of Illusion

Crown In Candlelight

THE COURTS OF ILLLUSION

We Speak No Treason

Agincourt: The Story of a Battle