Leanda de Lisle
Autor von The Sisters Who Would Be Queen: Mary, Katherine, and Lady Jane Grey: A Tudor Tragedy
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Leanda de Lisle is a British historical writer. She was born in London and educated at Somerville College, Oxford University. She began her journalism career working for the Hackney Gazette. Later de Lisle obtained a master's degree in Business Administration. Her first book, After Elizabeth: The mehr anzeigen Death of Elizabeth and the Coming of King James, was published in 2005 and was runner up for the Saltire Society¿s First Book of the Year award. Her next book, The Sisters Who Would be Queen; The Tragedy of Mary, Katherine and Lady Jane Grey, became a New York Times bestseller. Her latest book, Tudor; The Family Story (1437-1603), also became a bestseller. Ms. de Lisle continues to write for a number of publications including BBC History magazine, History Today, the Literary Review, the New Criterion and the Spectator, as well as other British national newspapers. (Bowker Author Biography) weniger anzeigen
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- Leicestershire, England, UK
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- Oxford University (Somerville College)
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writer - Kurzbiographie
- Leanda de Lisle, a freelance journalist and author, claims descent from the Dormer family of 16th-century England. In 1982 she graduated from Oxford University, having read history, and in 1990 she completed an MBA. Her thesis was on political marketing.
Leanda de Lisle has written columns for Country Life, the Sunday and Daily Express, The Spectator, The Guardian, the Daily Mail, the Sunday Telegraph, the New Statesman.
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The author does well in bringing Charles I to life in her narrative. The king’s relationships with his family are particularly interesting to read. His last meeting with his youngest children is rather moving. I’ve always been sympathetic towards Charles.