The Kings And Queens Of Britain (arcturus Science And Histo, De Senker, Cath. Editorial Arcturus Publishing Limited, Tapa Dura En Inglés, 2019

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About the Author: Cath Senker is an author, editor and Royal Literary Fund Consultant Fellow with a portfolio of work in history, biography, and global and social issues for adults and children. As a part-time consultant for the University of Sussex, her recent work includes "Stranded in the Six-Day War," praised by BBC's Middle East editor, Jeremy Bowen.

Who was the first King of England? Did Henry I assassinate his brother? How did "Bloody Mary" reinstate Roman Catholicism?

For over a millennium, the British monarchy has influenced history both nationally and internationally. Monarchs have conquered territories, imposed religious changes, and levied taxes, driven by diverse motivations and ambitions. Cath Senker explores the history of the British monarchy in this richly illustrated book, featuring kings, queens, and pretenders. The rulers have ranged from benevolent to violent, from religious zealots to skilled economists and diplomats. Each has wielded power, benevolently or otherwise, contributing to the tapestry of British history amidst international and civil wars, rebellions, and public scrutiny.

"The Kings and Queens of Britain" offers an engaging thousand-year narrative, providing detailed biographies of Britain's compelling monarchs.

Book Description: Cath Senker's illustrated work examines the reigns of rulers from various parts of Britain. The book delves into the significance of each monarch, from the benevolent to the fanatical, in shaping modern Britain.