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| − | How much were you paid in your last job? <a href=" http://www.sharonlevy.com/artpages/top-essay-writing-services-discussed-on-tv.html ">writing a movie title in an essay</a> Gregory’s historical fiction has always been entertainingly speculative (those tempted to sneer should note that she’s never claimed otherwise) and comes with lashings of romantic licence. Thus we meet our golden-tressed girl heroine still pining for her one true love (and uncle) Richard III. Although there’s no historical evidence that Elizabeth was romantically entangled with the man rumoured to have smothered her brothers (the princes in the Tower), the fifth novel in Gregory’s “Cousins’ War” series finds the Queen masking a deep grief with a professional display of royal manners: “smiling, smiling, my teeth bared, my eyes bright, my skin like strained parchment”.
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