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File Size: 3974 KB
Print Length: 507 pages
Publisher: HarperCollins e-books; Reprint edition (February 22, 2011)
Publication Date: February 22, 2011
Sold by: HarperCollins Publishers
Language: English
ASIN: B004HD61EK
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This is one of the best historical narratives I've ever read. The author masterfully discusses centuries of English history by focusing on some of the most influential women to come to power, and discusses where their strengths, weaknesses, failures and triumphs, culminating in the monarchy of Queen Elizabeth I. I learned a great deal about English history from this book, and was introduced to some fascinating characters and battles that I have heard about but not fully understood their significance. Finally, this book was fascinating in how it details the ways women held power in a man's world. History lovers will have a great time reading this book.
I bought this book to replace the one I loaned a friend, she liked it so much I am buying this for me. This is my Fourth copy because I keep loaning it and people forget to return it to me. It’s very well written! I love the Author, Helen Castor. She has the ability to immerse you into the book.
There are already many excellent reviews on this site regarding this splendid offering from Helen Castor who presents succinct yet sufficiently detailed synopses of the lives of four remarkable queens of England. Her starting point is the death of Henry VIII's son Edward, leaving the country to face the prospect for the first time of being ruled by a woman, Henry's surviving daughter Mary I. Castor then circles back to the stories of much earlier royal women who almost achieved sovereignty but were thwarted by the overriding belief that "the weaker sex" was not capable of ruling independently of a man who would legitimize her power and control of the country. Having just finished rereading Penman's books about Matilda (Maude), her son Henry II and his wife Eleanor of Aquitaine, I wanted to remain immersed in this fascinating period of English history and read about these women from a different point of view. Castor is very clear about why the women she discusses were deemed to be "she wolves," yet she never becomes strident in her criticism of a world so incapable of recognizing the worth of these women who strove for power, yet ultimately failed. Very easy reading and quite accurate and informative. Highly recommended for lovers of medieval history.
The author does a fantastic job of putting a human face on history. Her analysis us thoughtful and her impeccable organization keeps you from getting lost despite flying through the space, time, and convuluted family trees. Couldn't put it down.
If you're looking for pop-history, this probably won't suit you. This book is real history. It's a look at several women who either ruled or sought to rule England in the years before Queen Elizabeth I. It's mostly sympathetic to these royal women, though not uncritical.There's a lot of detail, a lot of names, a lot of history covered.If you have an interest in the English monarchy and the wars and internecine workings that formed it, this is an excellent book.
A relatively weak start ends in fine fashion and the author's style and research come to the fore. While the early chapter on Matilda suffers for a lack of primary material and some weak assumptions the other chapters each get stronger and even having read other authors on these reigns I found plenty of new stuff to keep me interested. At the end you can't help feeling that its circumstances that have the greatest influence on the success, or not, of the she wolves.
I really enjoyed this. It seemed pretty well-grounded historically (I did not spot any glaring errors, and I've done a bit of reading on the subject) - as a previous reviewer notes, it would have been nice if the sources had been a little better presented. It's more of a "further reading" list rather than a guide to specific statements. The author's voice is a good one, and personalizes the characters. I also appreciated linking the earlier queens to Mary and Elizabeth (and poor Jane Grey) and the compare-and-contrast. It's a long read but worth it.
I had eagerly awaited the release of this book and waited until I could take my time and read it slowly- taking notes if I wished. I wasn't disappointed! The book begins with a genealogy of the Tudor Succession and as Edward VI is dying. The book is an utterly fascinating, eminently readable, treatise about the tradition of female rulers prior to the time of Elizabeth I.Included are:Matilda: Lady of England 1102-1167Eleanor: An Incomparable Woman 1124-1204 (long lived indeed!)Isabella: Iron Lady 1295-1358Margaret: A Great and Strong Laboured Woman 1430-1482and, as the books returns to the time of the Tudors and the death of Edward VI, in "New Beginnings"Mary and her disastrous marriage with Philip of Spain. The book ends as Elizabeth I is handed the reins of of government and becomes both the King and Queen of her kingdom.Each section is preceded by a both a genealogy as well as a map of the Kingdom as it existed at that point in history. Very helpful while you are reading about the constantly changing boundaries of the various countries. The genealogies really made me realize how small the pool of available spouses for royal marriages really was at the time. Papal dispensations for consanguinity matters must have been a steady source of revenue for the Church! Ms. Castor has an uncanny ability to write non-fiction that reads as enjoyably as fiction. I was sorry when the book ended - wanting more of this truly riveting history. The struggle of female rulers really was the the beginning of the fight for women's rights and the fact that these amazing, talented, strong women managed to rule as they did is a wonder. I wonder how many modern women would have the tenacity and determination to breach the boundaries of proper 'etiquette' as these female rulers did. It boggles my mind at how strong and focused they must have been. No doubt they would be the sort of successful women who would, to this day, be called She Wolves, baracuddas, or another word that begins with the letter b----.I wished that the book had more illustrations - but then I always wish that. I always want more images to pair with the words in a book. The included 8 pages of color images are well done - but more would have been better (of course!) This book will, I think, hold wide appeal to history buffs - especially those who are Anglophiles as I am, as well as for people who study women's rights and societal issues.I will be on the pre-order list as soon as I hear about Helen Castor's next book !
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