£3.95 including FREE postage to UK
Reprinted and updated with new photos 2017 (11th printing)
Mary, Queen of Scots, is one of Scotland’s most enigmatic, controversial and tragic monarchs, whose troubled life was ended by beheading at the hands of her cousin, Elizabeth I of England.
This wee book covers Mary’s fascinating life: the death of her father James V just after she was born, exile and marriage to the young Dauphin of France, return to Scotland as queen, disastrous marriages to Lord Darnley and the Earl of Bothwell, and imprisonment, ill treatment and execution in England.
Fifty great places to visit associated with Mary are included, plus information on opening, location, facilities, and websites.
Many maps, portraits, photos and a family tree enhance the text. In its 11th printing, Joyce Miller has written a very accessible, gripping, poignant and enduringly popular account of Mary.
Samples pages from the book…
Contents
How to Use the Book
Useful Websites
Introduction
Places to Visit
Index
Paperback £3.95
ISBN: 9781899874033
Series: Wee Guides
Extent: 96 text pp
Illus: 51 b&w drawings, photos, maps and family tree
Dimensions: 180 mm high x 110 mm wide x 5 mm thick
Weight: 98g
Printed by Bell and Bain in Glasgow, Scotland