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The Stuarts in 100 Facts

By Andrea Zuvich

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Publisher
Amberley Publishing
Year
2015
ISBN
9781445647302, 9781445647319
Language
english
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EPUB
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355 kB (363723 bytes)
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Time added
2023-06-08 06:13:08

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The Stuarts in 100 Facts By: Andrea Zuvich ISBN 10: 1445647303 ISBN 13: 9781445647302 ISSN: ISFDB Publication Record # ASIN: B016OTG3VA British National Bibliography System Number: 019078375 Canadian National Catalogue (AMICUS) Number: Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication: National Library of Australia Bib ID: OCLC Number: 1063527970 (OCoLC): eISBN 10: 1445647311 eISBN 13: 9781445647319 Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number: Publisher: Amberley Publishing (2015) History, England, The Stuart era encompasses the whole of the seventeenth century and beyond, with seven monarchs and a civil war that changed Britain forever. It was one of the most turbulent periods in our history, remembered for fire, plague and high treason alongside baroque music and Pepys's famous diary - but what are the stories behind the facts? Andrea Zuvich leads us through this fascinating era, condensing over 100 years of turmoil into 100 informative, bitesize facts. The well-known myths and unlikely truths surrounding the Stuarts are thoroughly examined, from the deaths of kings and the discovery of brave new worlds to Tulip Mania and the dangers of drinking orange juice. .

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