Elizabeth I

Set in sixteenth-century England, this biography vividly portrays Elizabeth I, a monarch renowned for her intellect and commanding presence. The narrative explores her reign during the golden age, highlighting her divine belief in her sovereignty and her control over the tumultuous Tudor court. Somerset captures Elizabeth's complex character—brilliant yet enigmatic, an inspiration to many, and scrutinized for her decision to remain unmarried. This detailed account celebrates Elizabeth as one of history's most powerful rulers, offering insights into her remarkable life and legacy.