JANE DUNN REMARKS that for Elizabeth Tudor and Mary Queen of Scots ‘the most compelling relationship in their lives’ was that which bound them together. The way in which they were pitted against each other dominated their existence and has shaped how they are viewed by history. And yet, despite the fact that the relationship was so pivotal to both of them, they never met.

Literary Review

Mar 2003

Categories

Anne Somerset

Marriage Plots

The Heat is On

In Many Ways our Henry was an Incurable Romantic

Iron Ladies

Webster’s Muse

How to Poison a King

The Scottish Widow

A Force for Destruction

Man in the Know

Doomed From Birth

Trust Not the Physician

Diamonds Aren’t a Girl’s Best Friend

An Agent Of Tyranny

Out, Damned Nightspot

Years of Magical Thinking