Scottish Queens, 1034-1714

This engaging and well-researched exploration examines the often-overlooked lives of Scotland's royal women, from Lady Macbeth to Mary Queen of Scots and other influential figures. Rosalind K. Marshall considers historical questions and destigmatizes historical figures, shedding new light on their roles and influence. With a focus on both queens who ruled and as consorts, the book offers a compelling look at these overlooked figures in Scottish history.