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The Road to Compiegne by Jean Plaidy
The Road to Compiegne by Jean Plaidy




The Road to Compiegne by Jean Plaidy The Road to Compiegne by Jean Plaidy The Road to Compiegne by Jean Plaidy

Having come of age in a time of political turmoil and danger, the man who would become Henry VII spent fourteen years in exile in Brittany before returning triumphantly to the Dorset coast with a small army and decisively winning the Battle of Bosworth Field-ending the War of the Roses once and for all and launching the infamous Tudor dynasty.As Henry’s claim to the throne was tenuous, his marriage to Elizabeth of York, daughter and direct heir of King Edward IV, not only served to unify the warring houses, it also helped Henry secure the throne for himself and for generations to come. Product DescriptionFrom exile and war to love and loss-every dynasty has a beginning.Henry Tudor was not born to the throne of England. As the royal couple watch the fall of Thomas Wentworth, first Earl of Strafford, the rise of Puritanism, and Englishmen fight Englishmen, they are undeterred in their dedication to each other and in their belief in the divine rights of king and queen-even as spies lurk in their very own household.Loyal in Love offers an inside look at an unforgettable time in England’s history and at the life of a queen whose story of devotion and bravery has gone untold for too long. Henrietta is passionate about her faith, however, and soon politically powerful people, namely Oliver Cromwell and his Puritans, turn her loyalty to her religion into a focal point for civil war. Yet her new husband is a man of principle and integrity, and Henrietta and Charles fall deeply in love.

The Road to Compiegne by Jean Plaidy

Sent abroad, she finds herself living in a Protestant country that views her own faith-Catholicism-with deep suspicion. The daughter of Henry IV of France, Princess Henrietta Maria, becomes a pawn in a political strategy to stabilize relations between two countries when her father marries her to Charles I of England.






The Road to Compiegne by Jean Plaidy