Summary:
The book provides a comprehensive biography of Elizabeth of York, the mother of Henry VIII and wife of Henry VII, exploring her role and influence in the early Tudor court. It delves into her personal life, political significance, and the turbulent times she navigated as a queen consort during the establishment of the Tudor dynasty.
Key points:
1. Elizabeth of York's Importance: The book focuses on Elizabeth's key role in the Tudor dynasty, being related to successive English monarchs. Her marriage to Henry VII began the Tudor era and ended the Wars of the Roses.
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