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Faut-il brûler la Galigaï
Par Pierre Combescot. 2006
Léonora Galigaï, Dianora Dosi de son vrai nom, est florentine. Fille d'un menuisier et d'une blanchisseuse travaillant au palais Pitti,…
elle y est appelée pour distraire la jeune princesse de Toscane, Marie de Médicis. Manipulatrice-née, elle suit Marie de Médicis en France et finit par devenir marquise d'Ancre, puis maréchale de France.Douce et incomparable Joséphine
Par Bernard Chevalier, Christophe Pincemaille. 1999
Elisabeth II: dans l'intimité du règne
Par Isabelle Rivère. 2012
Construit comme un cheminement à la découverte de la souveraine la plus célèbre, cet ouvrage s'appuie sur des documents inédits…
et des témoignages proches de la reine en France et en Grande-Bretagne pour dresser le portrait d'Elisabeth II qui fête en 2012 le soixantième anniversaire de son avènement.Catherine II: un âge d'or pour la Russie
Par Hélène Carrère D'Encausse. 2002
Biographie de Catherine II, à partir de son accession au trône russe en 1762. Sont étudiés l'héritage politique de ses…
prédécesseurs, ses années de règne, sa gestion des conflits et sa vie personnelle. Protectrice des lettres en relation avec les représentants français des Lumières, elle souhaite faire de la Russie le foyer de la culture européenne.Henri IV: le roi libre (Biographies historiques)
Par François Bayrou. 1998
Dans le siècle le plus déchiré, le plus violent, le plus sanglant de l'histoire de France, surgit un jeune homme…
qui ne ressemble à aucun de ses contemporains. Prince d'un État libre au pied des Pyrénées, il a été l'enfant de la guerre, objet de la haine amoureuse et politique entre sa mère, âme du parti protestant, et son père, chef de l'armée catholique. La tragédie marque définitivement son destin lorsque son mariage avec Marguerite de France, la reine Margot, donne le signal de la Saint-Barthélemy. Conquérant de son royaume, il retrouve le pouvoir dans un pays épuisé. 1998.Catherine the Great: portrait of a woman
Par Robert K Massie. 2012
Catherine was an obscure young German princess who traveled to Russia at 14 and rose to become one of the…
most remarkable, powerful and captivating women in history. In this book, this eternally fascinating woman is returned to life. 2012.Globalised Islam: the search for a new Ummah
Par Olivier Roy. 2004
Kids who rule: the remarkable lives of five child monarchs
Par Charis Cotter. 2007
They were queens. They were kings. They were kids. While boy king Tutankhamun was crowned pharaoh of Egypt at nine,…
and had homework that involved firing arrows from a moving chariot, being royalty wasn't all glory and bossing people around. Includes episodes from each regal childhood, elements of their country's history, and an "End of the Story" section on how their lives played out. Grades 3-6. 2007.King George VI, 1895-1952
Par Denis Judd. 1982
King James VI of Scotland, I of England
Par Antonia Fraser. 1975
King George V
Par Kenneth Rose. 1983
King Charles II
Par Lady Fraser Antonia. 1979
The life story of possibly the best loved of all English monarchs from his youth when, as their "Black Boy",…
he was born to reconcile the divided world, on through the execution of his father and exile, to the Restoration and the many enigmas of his reign. 1979.King Edward VIII: the official biography
Par Philip Ziegler. 1990
A study of the life of Edward VIII, from boyhood to Prince of Wales, uncrowned King, in exile, and as…
Governor of the Bahamas. It also examines his relationships with George V, Queen Mary, the future George VI and Queen Elizabeth, Freda Dudley Ward, Wallis Simpson, Adolf Hitler, and Oswald Mosley. 1990.Juan Carlos: steering Spain from dictatorship to democracy
Par Paul Preston. 2004
King Juan Carlos of Spain has created an effective place for the monarchy in Spanish politics and national life, at…
a time in European history when monarchies are on the wane. Preston supplies a comprehensive biography, probing deeply not only into Juan Carlos the character and king, but also into recent Spanish history. 2004.Josephine: a life of the empress
Par Carolly Erickson. 2000
A provocative new perspective on Josephine and her fabled marriage to Napoleon. Josephine's story is as turbulent as the revolutionary…
era in which she lived - and even more tantalizing than her reputation. 2000.Charles and Camilla: portrait of a love affair
Par Gyles Daubeney Brandreth. 2005
The biographer of the Queen and Prince Philip presents a portrait of their son, Charles, and of Camilla, the great-granddaughter…
of Edward VII's mistress, Alice Keppel. It is the first book that goes behind the headlines and gives a context to the affair that has been making news for thirty years. 2005.Diana: closely guarded secret
Par Ken Wharfe, Robert Jobson. 2002
Reveals the truth about the Princess's relationships, including her infatuation with James Hewitt and Oliver Hoare; accounts of exotic trips…
around the world; an insider's view of the 'War of the Waleses', and Diana's desire to escape the 'gilded cage' of royalty; how Charles and Diana managed their separate love lives with the help of loyal retainers; a searing, expert indictment of the errors in security and protection that led to the Princess's death. 2002.Jihad: the rise of militant Islam in Central Asia
Par Ahmed Rashid. 2002
Pakistani journalist examines the history of Central Asia and its indigenous Islamic movements and then focuses on three of the…
most significant--the Islamic Renaissance Party (IRP), the Hizb ut-Tahrir (HT), and the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU). Discusses their origins, beliefs, influence, activities, rapid spread, and the secrecy shrouding their leaders. 2002.Islamic fundamentalism (At issue)
Par Auriana Ojeda. 2003
Some of the best-known commentators on the current relationship of Islam with the industrial countries of the West present their…
views in short essays. Topics include Islam and democracy, the place of women, threats to the United States, terrorism and Islam, and the nature of fundamentalism. For senior high and older readers. Some descriptions of violence. 2003.Islam: a short history (Modern Library Chronicles)
Par Karen Armstrong. 2000
Author of "A history of God" (DC19160) among other works describes the origin and spread of the religion of Islam.…
Discusses Muhammad and his family, the Crusades, and the powerful Moghul and Ottoman Empires. Explores Islam's divergence into sects and the creation of a modern fundamentalist movement. 2000.