Emma Fielding reads from Tracy Borman's biography of Elizabeth I, which explores the relationships she had with the women in her life
Emma Fielding reads from Tracy Borman's biography of Elizabeth I. Anne Boleyn takes centre stage, and the influence of her life and death on Elizabeth's future.
DetailsEmma Fielding reads from Tracy Borman's biography of Elizabeth I. Elizabeth's stepmother Katherine Parr sets an inspiring example, but an ill-judged flirtation threatens all.
DetailsThe public world of Elizabeth's court as she begins her reign, and the more intimate realm of her private apartments, where she is attended by her Ladies in Waiting.
DetailsEmma Fielding reads from Tracy Borman's biography of Elizabeth I. Elizabeth is compelled to confront that 'bosom serpent', Mary Queen of Scots, and much anguish follows.
DetailsIn the final years of her reign, Elizabeth begins to lose her grip on matters at court, a state of affairs reflected in the loosening morals of her younger Ladies-in-Waiting.
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