Mary Queen of Scots
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It took quite some time but I finally took advantage of a few days off at really dug into this and it did not dissappoint. A review I read somewhere noted that Fraser is just in love with Mary Stuart and I tend to agree. This is a substantial and detailed work (although I still felt my lack of overall knowledge of the period at times) but Fraser does find it hard to ever find fault in Mary. She is a tragic figure, for sure, but this sets her up as sometimes a bit of plaster saint. It was a long read, clocking in at over 600 pages, but I'm glad I persevered. I was most moved by the epilouge, that despite the tragedy of her life, Mary Queen of Scots is the actual mother of the English royal family with a direct line of descent straight down to the current Queen. So despite, her long and ultimately fatal struggle to assure her place in the succession, she was the one who did win out.
Journal Entry 4 by amyem at CfA Book Sharing Shelf in Cambridge, Massachusetts USA on Thursday, January 11, 2018
Released 6 yrs ago (1/11/2018 UTC) at CfA Book Sharing Shelf in Cambridge, Massachusetts USA
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Planned for release to work book sharing shelf
Journal Entry 5 by amyem at Panera Bread - Porter Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts USA on Saturday, February 24, 2018
Released 6 yrs ago (2/24/2018 UTC) at Panera Bread - Porter Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts USA
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Planned for release at February 2018 Boston Bookcrossers Meetup
Orphaned at the meetup. Looks interesting, but I'm really trying to reduce Mt. TBR so will probably re-release.
Journal Entry 7 by eponine38 at -- Wild Released In Cambridge in Cambridge, Massachusetts USA on Sunday, July 29, 2018
Released 5 yrs ago (7/29/2018 UTC) at -- Wild Released In Cambridge in Cambridge, Massachusetts USA
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Bringing to brunch at a local bookcrosser's house. Hope it finds a new reader! I did take this at a recent meetup to wild release, but never did, so giving it one more try at a meetup!
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7/29/18 caught via a Bookcrossing friend! Holding for now.
Released to another bookcrosser/orphan taken by another bookcrosser at July 2018 meet-up.