The Kings and Queens: An Irreverent Cartoon History of the British Monarchy
History Today
An Irreverent Cartoon History of the British Monarchy
In a world obsessed with royalty, it's easy to forget that kings and queens are just people—albeit people with a lot of power and influence. The Kings and Queens: An Irreverent Cartoon History of the British Monarchy takes a lighthearted look at some of the most iconic figures in British history, from William the Conqueror to Elizabeth II.
Through a series of witty and irreverent cartoons, the book tells the stories of these monarchs' lives, loves, and foibles. We learn about William the Conqueror's love of battle, Henry VIII's multiple marriages, and Victoria's long and prosperous reign. The book is full of fascinating details about the British monarchy, but it's also a lot of fun to read.
The Kings and Queens is a great way to learn about British history in a fun and accessible way. It's perfect for history buffs, royal watchers, and anyone who enjoys a good laugh.
Here are some of the highlights of the book:
- A cartoon of William the Conqueror riding into battle on a horse that's bigger than he is.
- A cartoon of Henry VIII getting married to his sixth wife, Catherine Parr, while his previous five wives look on in disapproval.
- A cartoon of Queen Victoria sitting on the throne with a giant crown on her head and a sour expression on her face.
If you're looking for a fun and informative way to learn about British history, The Kings and Queens is the perfect book for you.
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