Poor Mary
Poor Mary
2003-06-11 19:23:08
In a message dated 6/11/03 12:07:04 PM Mountain Daylight Time,
smlark@... writes:
>
> Attention all Ricardians!
>
> My book club have just informed me that that "renowned historian" Alison
> Smear (sorry, Weir) has turned her attentions to Mary, Queen of Scots. Look out
> for more prize-worthy fiction.
>
Isn't it bad enough that the poor woman suffered a bungled execution? I
regret that it happened at Fotheringhay--her son, James I/James VI, allowed
Fotheringhay to be slighted because of this. I would so much have liked to see the
original castle, and that of Pontefract, too, which I think (offhand) was a
casualty of the Civil War.
LML, Pam
smlark@... writes:
>
> Attention all Ricardians!
>
> My book club have just informed me that that "renowned historian" Alison
> Smear (sorry, Weir) has turned her attentions to Mary, Queen of Scots. Look out
> for more prize-worthy fiction.
>
Isn't it bad enough that the poor woman suffered a bungled execution? I
regret that it happened at Fotheringhay--her son, James I/James VI, allowed
Fotheringhay to be slighted because of this. I would so much have liked to see the
original castle, and that of Pontefract, too, which I think (offhand) was a
casualty of the Civil War.
LML, Pam
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