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Two new books

Posted on 21st March 2008 by Tamise

Amazon.co.uk has details of a new book about the Grey sisters. ‘The Sisters who would be Queen: Katherine, Mary and Lady Jane Grey – A Tudor Tragedy’ by Leanda de Lisle will be published in early 2009.

There is also a new book about
Mary Tudor
by Judith Richards due in July.

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← National Portrait Gallery
Possible portrait of Lady Jane Grey part of exhibition in Somerset – Updated 30 April →
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