The Women - Of The Cousinsвђ™ War : The Duchess, Th...

The book provides a scholarly yet accessible look at how women, often excluded from traditional historical records, significantly shaped English history. It bridges the gap between historical fact and fiction, offering readers a deeper understanding of the inspirations behind the novels. The Women of the Cousins' War: The Duchess, the Queen, …

Historian David Baldwin details the life of the "White Queen," the first commoner to marry a King of England (Edward IV) for love, and whose sons became the infamous "Princes in the Tower". The women of the Cousins’ War : the Duchess, th...

Co-authored by Gregory and eminent historians and Michael Jones , the book explores the real lives of three matriarchs who navigated the treacherous political landscape of the Wars of the Roses. Key Figures Explored The book provides a scholarly yet accessible look

is a compelling 2011 non-fiction work that serves as a factual companion to Philippa Gregory's bestselling Cousins' War novels. Co-authored by Gregory and eminent historians and Michael

Historian Michael Jones examines the matriarch of the House of Tudor, a woman who committed treason against an ordained king to ensure her son, Henry VII, took the throne. Core Themes

Written by Philippa Gregory, this section utilizes original documents and archaeology to create the first-ever biography of the woman who survived two reigns and two wars to become the first lady at two rival courts.