"Wreath For Arabella" 1949 LESLIE, Doris Blankets

"Wreath For Arabella" 1949 LESLIE, Doris BlanketsLESLIE, Doris [349] pp. Roy Publishers 1949 8 1 8" x 5 3 4" *front flyleaf semi detached from jacket* A lively young girl is fated to become a political pawn England, 1590 Orphaned at a young age, Arabella Stuart is brought up by her grandmother, the formidable Bess of Hardwick. With both Tudor and Stuart blood in her veins, she is a possible heir to Queen Elizabeth I, but she cares little for the thought of acceding to the throne nor for the

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