About This Book
The biography traces the queen's life from childhood and youth through accession and coronation, following her private habits, court ceremonies, and early years on the throne. It recounts the betrothal and marriage that established a close royal partnership, domestic scenes and family births, and the couple's public duties, visits, and entertainments. Political turbulence and social unrest provide historical backdrop, and the narrative records threats and attempts on her life alongside official receptions, foreign visits, and provincial retreats. Arranged chronologically, the work blends anecdote, portraiture, and political context to present a rounded early reign.
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