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This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 11 working days Shakespeare's enduring image of Richard III's queen is one of bitterness and sorrow. Anne curses the killer of her husband and father, before succumbing to his marriage proposal, bringing to herself a terrible legacy of grief and suffering an untimely death. Was Anne a passive victim? Did she really jump into bed with the enemy? Myths aside, who was the real Anne? As the Kingmaker's daughter, she played a key role in his schemes for the throne. Brought up in the expectation of a glorious marriage, she was not the passive, manipulated pawn of romantic legend; in fact, she was a pragmatist and a survivor, whose courage and endurance were repeatedly pushed to the limit. In Anne found herself catapulted into the public eye and sitting on the throne beside Richard. The circumstances of their reign put unprecedented pressure on their marriage; amid rumours of affairs and divorce, Anne died mysteriously, during an eclipse of the sun, just weeks before Richard's death on the battlefield. This fascinating and elusive woman is shrouded in controversy and unanswered questions. Amy Licence reassesses the longstanding myths about Anne's role, her health and her marriages, to present a new view of the Kingmaker's daughter. Features Summary The real story of the 'Kingmaker's Daughter'. Published to coincide with the reburial of Richard III Author Amy Licence Publisher Amberley Publishing Release date Pages 304 ISBN ISBN

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 Confessions Of A Spy: The real story of Aldrich Ames (1997) - FIRST EDITION.  HARDCOVER   350 PAGES   This item is in EXCELLENT CONDITION. SPINE IS PERFECT & ORIGINAL DUSTJACKET.   CONTENT REVEALS THE MOST HIGH PROFILE CASE OF INTERNAL COUNTER ESPIONAGE FROM WITHIN AMERICA'S  C.I.A  DURING THE COLD WAR.  A SENIOR INTELLIGENCE AGENT TASKED WITH PROTECTING THE SECRETS OF THE U.S.  SYSTEMATICALLY BETRAYED HIS COUNTRY - A REVELATION HIDDEN TO AVOID PUBLIC DISGRACE ON THE PART OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT.   AN IDEAL READ FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN GLOBAL AFFAIRS & ESPIONAGE DURING THE COLD WAR.   FOREIGN BIDDERS TO PAY USING BOB BUCKS - QUOTED SHIPPING  NO COLLECTIONS  PAYMENT IN 7 DAYS OR SNC SEE SHIPPING. 

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This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 11 working days Who'd have thought a potty-mouthed Dublin mammy with a cream cardigan and elasticated tan tights could storm British TV screens and leave a nation helpless with laughter? Brendan O'Carroll performs to tens of thousands of people a night in packed-out stadiums across the country. In the last four years his TV show has become a number 1 ratings success and he's even making a movie. But Brendan has had to battle hard for success. The youngest of eleven children, his mother was Maureen O'Carroll, a former nun who went on to become the first woman to be elected to the Irish parliament. Brendan adored his strong, widowed mother - and she later became the inspiration for his indomitable character Agnes Brown. However, the family endured poverty reminiscent of Angela's Ashes and Brendan saw no option but to leave school at 12 to work. He married young and for decades struggled to make ends meet. Eventually, bankrupt and desperate, Brendan went to see a fortune teller who told him she could see his future achieving worldwide success as a comedian and actor. At first Brendan laughed at the notion, but then he thought of how much his friends loved his gags, and decided to give it a go...This is the magical story of how a loveable Irishman with a wig and a wit as caustic as battery acid surprised everyone - most of all himself - by becoming one of the best-loved comedians in the world. It is a story of hardship, heartbreak, and talent and will remind readers afresh that sometimes the facts can be even more extraordinary than the fiction. Features Summary Who'd have thought a potty-mouthed Dublin mammy with a cream cardigan and elasticated tan tights could storm British TV screens and leave a nation helpless with laughter? Author Brian Beacom Publisher Hodder Paperback Release date Pages 295 ISBN ISBN