Monthly Archives: March 2009

Leanda de Lisle – Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival Update – CANCELLED

Posted on 17th March 2009 by Tamise

PLEASE NOTE THAT LEANDA DE LISLE’S APPEARANCE HAS BEEN CANCELLED Leanda de Lisle and John Guy will discuss their new books (‘The Sisters Who Would Be Queen’ and ‘A Daughter’s Love’) with Julie Summers and answer questions.

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Update on portrait of Elizabeth of York

Posted on 14th March 2009 by Tamise

A portrait of Elizabeth of York was unveiled at Hever Castle by David Starkey yesterday. BBC Report – Henry VIII’s Mother Unveiled Spotted at TudorHistoryblog.

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Article by Leanda de Lisle

Posted on 7th March 2009 by Tamise

The Other Royal Family By Leanda de Lisle The Express (Monday January 19th 2009) ‘Imagine you are 13. Your home is lost, your sister and father executed. And you live in the household of the queen who ordered their deaths, … Continue reading →

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Sisters Who Would Be Queen – Holy Smoke Book of the Month

Posted on 4th March 2009 by Tamise

Leanda de Lisle’s ‘The Sisters Who Would Be Queen: The Tragedy of Mary, Katherine and Lady Jane Grey’ has been chosen by The Telegraph’s Damian Thompson as his ‘Holy Smoke Book of the Month.’ Read his comments here. Lady Jane … Continue reading →