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Anne Higonnet
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Anne Higonnet

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  • Antonia Fraser

    Antonia Fraser

    Since 1969 Antonia Fraser has written nine acclaimed historical works which have been international best-sellers. She began with Mary Queen of Scots (1969) and followed it with Cromwell: Our Chief of Men (1973) and Charles ... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    Liberty Equality Fashion

    Try:
    Marie Antoinette
    by Antonia Fraser

  • Nancy Goldstone

    Nancy Goldstone

    Nancy Goldstone is the author of seven previous books, including In the Shadow of the Empress, Daughters of the Winter Queen, The Rival Queens, The Maid and the Queen, Four Queens, and The Lady Queen. She has also coauthored ... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    Liberty Equality Fashion

    Try:
    In the Shadow of the Empress
    by Nancy Goldstone

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