Elizabeth

The book delves into Queen Elizabeth I's strategic manipulation of gender norms to enhance her political power, presenting her as a Renaissance prince skilled in statecraft rather than a constrained female monarch. Drawing on new research from various countries, it challenges traditional views of her reign, revealing how she transformed from a marginalized queen into England's first modern head of state. This fresh interpretation encourages a reassessment of her legacy amidst the drama and intrigue of her time.