by Hilda Francis Margaret Prescott (Author), James P. Campbell (Introduction by), Amy Welborn (Editor)
As good as a historical novel can be fresh, imaginative, sensitively written.The New York PostThe Man on a Donkey is an enthralling, panoramic historical novel that brings to life one of the most tumultuous times in British history the reign of King Henry VIII.
In Part 1, readers are introduced to the world of the Tudors through the lives of five individuals. When King Henry VIII takes his mistress as his new wife, seizes Church property, and declares himself the only supreme head of the Church of England, the lives and fortunes of these five people are shaken setting the stage for the momentous events in Part 2 of The Man on a Donkey."
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As good as a historical novel can be
fresh, imaginative, sensitively written.
The New York Post
The Man on a Donkey is an enthralling, panoramic historical novel that brings to life one of the most tumultuous times in British history the reign of King Henry VIII.
In Part 1, readers are introduced to the world of the Tudors through the lives of five individuals. When King Henry VIII takes his mistress as his new wife, seizes Church property, and declares himself the only supreme head of the Church of England, the lives and fortunes of these five people are shaken setting the stage for the momentous events in Part 2 of The Man on a Donkey.
Author Biography
H. F. M. Prescott (1896 1972) studied history at Oxford and embarked on a successful writing career in the mid-1920s. She is best known for her historical novels, including Son of Dust and The Man on a Donkey, and for Spanish Tudor: The Life of Bloody Mary, her biography of Mary Tudor."