Margaret, Queen of Sicily

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Margaret of Navarre, Queen of Sicily, emerges as a powerful figure in 12th-century Europe, navigating a male-dominated world while governing a complex, multicultural state. This biography, the first of its kind, combines original research with a lively narrative, exploring her multifaceted life as a leader, mother, and friend to notable figures like Thomas Becket. It includes maps, genealogical tables, and photographs, alongside extensive documentation and appendices, making it a rich resource for both casual readers and serious historians.