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Sarah Churchill Duchess Of Marlborough The Queens Favourite Ophelia Field

Name: Sarah Churchill Duchess Of Marlborough The Queens Favourite Ophelia Field
SKU: BELL-230239706
Price: 31.00 USD
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Sarah Churchill Duchess Of Marlborough The Queens Favourite Ophelia Field instant download after payment.

Publisher: St. Martin's Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.33 MB

Author: Ophelia Field

ISBN: 9781250114679, 1250114675

Language: English

Year: 2002

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Sarah Churchill Duchess Of Marlborough The Queens Favourite Ophelia Field by Ophelia Field 9781250114679, 1250114675 instant download after payment.

Sarah Churchill Duchess of Marlborough
A brilliant new
biographer presents an unforgettable portrait of Sarah Churchill, first
Duchess of Marlborough (1660-1744), the glamorous and controversial
founder of the Spencer-Churchill dynasty that produced both Winston
Churchill and Lady Diana Spencer.
Tied to Queen Anne by an
intimate friendship, Sarah hoped to wield power equal to that of a
government minister. When their relationship soured, she blackmailed
Anne with letters revealing their intimacy, and accused her of
perverting the course of national affairs by keeping lesbian favourites.
Her spectacular arguments with the Queen, with the architects and
workmen at Blenheim Palace, and with her own family made Sarah famous
for her temper. Attacked for traits that might have been applauded in a
man, Sarah was also capable of inspiring intense love and loyalty,
deeply committed to her principles and to living what she believed to be
a virtuous life.
Sarah was a compulsive and compelling writer,
narrating the major events of her day, with herself often at center
stage. This biography brings her own voice, passionate and intelligent,
back to life, and casts a critical eye over images of the Duchess handed
down through art, history, and literature. Here is an unforgettable
portrait of a woman who cared intensely about how we would remember her.