The Nine Days' Queen

The Nine Days' Queen is a dramatic poem by British writer Mrs. Frederick Prideaux. The poem tells the story of Lady Jane Grey, who was briefly queen of England in 1553 before she was overthrown and executed. The work is structured as a series of vivid tableaux that capture the key moments of Jane's tragic life. The Nine Days' Queen is a poignant exploration of power, politics, and the human cost of ambition.
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