This detailed historical study explores the life of Margaret of Scotland, the daughter of King Henry VII and wife of the Dauphin Louis of France. Drawing on original documents and letters, the author traces Margaret's life from her childhood in Scotland to her marriage to Louis and her later years as Queen of France. A fascinating look at the politics and personalities of early modern Europe.

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