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The Lady in the Tower

by Victoria Holt


ISBN: 0449213889
ISBN-13: 9780449213889
Format: Paperback

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Publisher: Ballantine Books
Published date: 1991
Size: 4.5 x 7 inches
Weight: 0.45 pounds

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Bewitching King Henry VIII into making her his bride, the strong-willed and passionate Anne Boleyn becomes the tragically doomed queen who fails to produce a son for the king but whose daughter, Elizabeth, becomes one of the greatest rulers of all time.

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3) `lady in the Tower, The ( The Queen's of England, Vol 4 )
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5) The Lady in the Tower; the Queens of England, Volume 4
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6) The Lady in the Tower: The Story of Anne Boleyn (Queens of England: Volume 4)
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NY: Fawcett Crest/Ballantine, 1988. (1st thus). Paperback. VERY GOOD. "16th century England...Beautiful, doomed Anne Boleyn...forbidden to marry the man she loved...trapped by the relentless passion of her liege lord, King Henry VIII...destroyed in a political catastrophe whose poignant echoes still reverberate." Tight, bright, clean for age, tilted. Spine & cover creases. Edgewear. Spot on 1st page. ISBN: 0449213889. (more information)

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