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The Unruly Queen – An engrossing account of Queen Caroline’s scandalous marriage to George IV and her courageous fight against royal injustice during the Regency era.
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The Unruly Queen is a fascinating and richly detailed biography of Queen Caroline, the estranged wife of King George IV, whose scandalous marriage and bitter public battle with the British monarchy captivated Regency England. Flora Fraser vividly recreates the years between 1811 and 1820, following Caroline’s exile across Europe, her dramatic return to England, and the sensational House of Lords trial that sought to prevent her becoming queen.
Written with clarity and insight, acclaimed biography The Unruly Queen offers a vivid portrait of one of Britain’s most controversial royal figures and the political intrigue that surrounded her. A desirable title for collectors of royal history, Regency-era studies, and British historical biography.
Condition – Very Good
2004 paperback edition. Prior ownership sticker on front endpaper. Foxing present to the page edges and preliminaries. Covers show light shelf wear and handling marks. Internally clean and firmly bound.






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