Nicola Tallis
Princess. Prisoner. Queen.
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Imprint: O'Mara Books
Publication date: 27/02/2025
ISBN: 9781789297492
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Extent: 432 pages
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Extent: 432 pages
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Size: 234 x 153 mm
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Enquire nowA nuanced and realistic portrait of a formidable and multi-faceted woman.
Tudor Times
A pacy narrative, written with a clear love for and detailed knowledge of her subject.
The Spectator
Tallis builds a thorough, credible recreation of the queen’s formative decades, providing insight into the proud, determined, insecure, and singular ruler she became. Tudor enthusiasts won’t want to miss this.
Publisher’s Weekly
Colourful, fast-paced...Tallis has written a gripping account of Elizabeth's eventful journey to the crown.
Nick Rennison, The Mail on Sunday
Tallis’s Elizabeth is a formidable character, fiercely intelligent and remarkably self-possessed. With the benefit of hindsight it seems obvious that she would grow up to become Gloriana. But this engaging and thoroughly researched account of her turbulent youth reminds us that she could easily have shared her mother’s gruesome fate — or lived out her days as just another resentful, red-headed spare.
Katherine Harvey, The Times
Nicola Tallis's biography of Margaret is a welcome and forthright riposte...[and] forms part of an important and growing area of scholarship on the significant involvement of women in fifteenth-century politics...A well-evidenced analysis of a fascinating woman...compelling.
The Times Literary Supplement
This is a stunning debut from a young historian who deserves to be recognized as a major talent in her field. It’s history as it should be written, vivid, colorful, pacy and evocative, but above all authentic and based on sound and innovative research. It’s an outstanding contribution to our knowledge of Lady Jane Grey. Most warmly recommended!
Alison Weir, Number One New York Times bestselling author
Nicola Tallis is a well-known historian and researcher of Tudor England and has previously written three successful biographies for Michael O’Mara Books: Crown of Blood, Elizabeth’s Rival, and Uncrowned Queen
The first truly comprehensive biography of Elizabeth I's early life in over twenty years
Throws new light onto the early years of this iconic monarch
Elizabeth I was the subject of a hit new eight-part TV drama on Starz TV
Nicola's books sold over 80,000 copies in the English language
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Dr Nicola Tallis is a British historian and researcher. Her debut book, Crown of Blood: The Deadly Inheritance of Lady Jane Grey, was published to wide praise. She has previously lectured at the University of Winchester and worked with Historic Royal Palaces and the National Trust.