Lady Jane Grey: A Tudor Mystery

<i>&quot;A highly ingenious solution to the mystery of Jane Grey's thirteen-day usurpation of the throne. Ives's research skills are formidable and will make this book essential, if provocative reading.&quot; <b>John Guy<br> </b></i><br> <p> <i>&quot;A Tudor mystery is brilliantly solved, and the story of one of England's most dangerous crises is thrillingly told ... This book, which takes us as close to the truth of these events as is possible, will convince scholars who thought that they knew the story already, and delight general readers.&quot;</i><br> <i><b>Susan Brigden, Lincoln College, Oxford</b></i> </p><p> <i>&quot;Eric Ives has provided the first full-scale account of one of the most surprising sequences of events in the politics of Tudor England. It is an engrossing tale, here presented in incisive style by a scholar who has an instinctive grasp of how to bring the surprises back to life.&quot;</i> <b><i>Diarmaid MacCulloch, author of</i> Reformation, Europe's House Divided<i>, and</i> A History of Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years<br> </b></p>