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This New York Times bestseller provides a fresh perspective on the Tudor dynasty, exploring the lives of enigmatic figures who ruled England. From Henry Tudor's unlikely rise to power to Henry VIII's reign of terror, the book delves into the division and disorder that shaped the kingdom for generations. It follows the stories of Edward VI, Mary I, and Elizabeth I, shedding light on their struggles and triumphs. The Tudors offers a captivating narrative of sinners and saints, tragedies and triumphs, making the Tudor era as enthralling and fascinating as beloved fictional adaptations.

Pages

658

Publisher

Delacorte Press