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The Nine Days' Queen, Lady Jane Grey, and Her Times

By Richard Davey

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

In a world of political games and family ties, a young woman is thrust onto the throne of England only to face a tragic downfall after just nine days.

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2015-11-10
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"The Nine Days' Queen, Lady Jane Grey, and Her Times" by Richard Davey is a historical journey into the short, yet impactful life of Lady Jane Grey, who was briefly queen of England. The book sheds light on the scheming politics and family connections that led to her famous nine-day rule. By carefully looking at the time she lived in, the book gives a good understanding of not just Jane, but also the important people and happenings of her time. It begins by showing Bradgate Manor, where Lady Jane Grey was born, describing her early life in this historical home. The book stresses how important Jane's family was, explaining her noble background and the political situations that shaped her growing up. The beginning also points out the delicate political games played by powerful noble families, preparing readers for Jane's eventual crowning as queen. This well-rounded start helps to understand the personal and political chaos that Jane faced in her short life.

About the Author

Richard Patrick Boyle Davey was an English author and journalist.

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