Elizabeth
by Lisa HiltonElizabeth is the daughter of a cotton master in Manchester.
She meets the son of the Earl of Cumberland, the handsome, worldly and knowledgeable James and they marry.
The Second World war looms over them and James is very quickly engaged in serving his co.
- First published
- 2016
- Publishers
- Orion Publishing Group· Limited
- Subjects
- Elizabeth i·Queen of england·1533-1603great britain·History·Elizabeth·1558-1603great britain·Kings and rulers·Queens·Great britain
About Lisa Hilton
Lisa Hilton is an author and biographer. She grew up in the north of England and read English at New College, Oxford, after which she studied History of Art in Florence and Paris. After eight years in New York, Paris and Milan she has recently returned to England and now lives in London with her husband and their daughter. Her work has appeared in Vogue, Elle, the Evening Standard and the Telegraph, among others....
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