stuarts, 1603-1714

Covers political and religious development as well as economic, social and intellectual history during the reign of the Stuarts in England from 1603-1714.

In nineteenth-century London, sixteen-year-old Sally, a recent orphan, becomes involved in a deadly search for a mysterious ruby.

Chronicles the life of seventeenth-century bureaucrat Samuel Pepys, drawing information from the extensive journals he kept examining every aspect of his own life.

A pictorial survey of the history of Great Britain and English-speaking North America during the reigns of the Tudors and the Stuarts.

In 1650, while Robert, a young medical student, steels himself to assist with her dissection, twenty-two-year-old housemaid Anne Green recalls her life as she lies in her coffin, presumed dead after being hanged for murdering her child that was, in fact, stillborn.

Explains what it was like to travel around England in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries and discusses how different literary works portrayed the English traveler.