Women in power, to "Power of a Woman"

On April 17 (Message 7181) Janet wrote: "Several years ago at an
American Branch AGM in New York City, one of the talented members of the
NYC Branch, Maria Elena Torres, presented a reading of her play
"Loyalty Lies". It posits that Anne was really the power behind the
throne..." I thought so too, writing a scene in my own play in which
Anne nudges Richard into taking power. That led me to research earlier
examples of women and power, i.e. Eleanor of Aquitaine, who was never
"shy and retiring". If anyone would like to read my new eBook "Power of
a Woman: Memoirs of a turbulent life" (Eleanor's memoirs) in exchange
for possibly writing a review, please reach me offline. Of course, if
you start reading and find that the book is not for you, that's fine
too. (You can preview clips on my URL, RobertFripp.ca.) Robert
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