Queen Elizabeth: The Longest Reign in the History of Britain's Monarchy (A Biography of the Legendary Queen of England)
Ervin Pendergrass
Maison d'édition: Arris Joe
Synopsis
This is ironic given that history and elizabeth’s relation to preceding monarchs made it highly unlikely that she would ever even inherit the throne. It was only the abdication of her uncle, in circumstances that shocked the world, that put the young princess elizabeth's father on the throne and made her the heir. In less tumultuous times, hers would not have been the head that wore the crown.Nonetheless, queen elizabeth has become so much a part of british society and culture that her presence is taken almost for granted, setting the standard people now expect of a british monarch. The longest lived and second longest reigning monarch in british history, elizabeth ii has overseen her country during a time of incredible turmoil and ever-accelerating change, providing a stable figure at the heart of a nation going through seemingly endless upheavals. Her impact in this regard extends beyond the united kingdom and all the way to those countries of the commonwealth over which she is still monarch.This book provides readers with an intimate look at queen elizabeth's encounters with divine figures, including her powerful meeting with jesus and the father. The queen shares her impressions of heaven, revealing her thoughts on the eternal world, the people she has met, and the impact heaven has had on her personal transformation. Insights into her relationships with princess diana, mary magdalene, and other notable figures further enrich the narrative.
Disponible depuis: 18/02/2025.
Longueur d'impression: 80 pages.
