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Truth is indeed stranger than fiction and in Elizabeth Murray, Countess Dysart, Anita Seymour found a heroine of the English Civil War whose own life needed no embroidery.
Told in first person, we trace the life Elizabeth from the early days of the English Civil War through to the early 1650s. The telling of Elizabeth's later life in the Restoration years would require another whole volume! The eldest of the four daughters of William Murray, confidante of Charles I, Elizabeth has one goal in life ...more
Told in first person, we trace the life Elizabeth from the early days of the English Civil War through to the early 1650s. The telling of Elizabeth's later life in the Restoration years would require another whole volume! The eldest of the four daughters of William Murray, confidante of Charles I, Elizabeth has one goal in life ...more
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