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Young & damned & fair : the life and tragedy of Catherine Howard at the court of Henry VIII

More than a traditional biography, this is a very human tale of some terrible decisions made by a young woman, and of complex individuals attempting to survive in a dangerous hothouse where the odds were stacked against nearly all of them. By illuminating Catherine's entwined upstairs/downstairs worlds, and bringing the reader into her daily milieu, the author re-tells her story in an exciting and engaging way that has surprisingly modern resonances and offers a fresh perspective on Henry's fifth wife.

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32320004335554 942.05 RUS
Adult Non Fiction   Maitland Library . . Available .  
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ISBN 9780008184926 (pbk.)
0008184925
9780008128272
0008128278
Classification Number 942.05 RUS
Author Russell, Gareth
Title Young & damned & fair : the life and tragedy of Catherine Howard at the court of Henry VIII [BK]
Physical Description illustrations (chiefly colour), maps, portraits (chiefly colour), genealogical tables ;
Note Includes index
Contents Machine generated contents note: 1.The Hour of Our Death -- 2.Our Fathers in Their Generation -- 3.Lord Edmund's Daughter -- 4.The Howards of Horsham -- 5.Mad Wenches -- 6.The King's Highness Did Cast a Fantasy -- 7.The Charms of Catherine Howard -- 8.The Queen of Britain Will Not Forget -- 9.All These Ladies and My Whole Kingdom -- 10.The Queen's Brothers -- 11.The Return of Francis Dereham -- 12.Jewels -- 13.Lent -- 14.For They Will Look Upon You -- 15.The Errands of Morris and Webb -- 16.The Girl in the Silver Dress -- 17.The Chase -- 18.Waiting for the King of Scots -- 19.Being Examined by My Lord of Canterbury -- 20.A Greater Abomination -- 21.The King Has Changed His Love into Hatred -- 22.Ars Moriendi -- 23.The Shade of Persephone -- Appendices -- I.The Alleged Portraits of Catherine Howard -- II.The Ladies of Catherine Howard's Household -- III.The Fall of Catherine Howard.
More than a traditional biography, this is a very human tale of some terrible decisions made by a young woman, and of complex individuals attempting to survive in a dangerous hothouse where the odds were stacked against nearly all of them. By illuminating Catherine's entwined upstairs/downstairs worlds, and bringing the reader into her daily milieu, the author re-tells her story in an exciting and engaging way that has surprisingly modern resonances and offers a fresh perspective on Henry's fifth wife.
Henry, -- King of England -- VIII,1491-1547
Catharine Howard, -- Queen, consort of Henry VIII, King of England,-1542
Henry, -- King of England -- VIII,1491-1547
Catharine Howard, -- Queen, consort of Henry VIII, King of England,-1542
Henry, -- King of England -- VIII,1491-1547
Subject Queens -- Great Britain -- Biography
Great Britain -- History -- Henry VIII, 1509-1547
Additional Author Brown, Martin
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