Helen Castor
Published:
Talk
- Elizabeth I: A Study in Insecurity
- Yorkshire Museum
- Saturday 20 October
- 15.40–16.40
In her talk, Helen will take a new look at England’s iconic Tudor queen to show how Elizabeth I’s life and reign were shaped by profound and enduring insecurity – an insecurity which was a matter of both practical political reality and deeply personal psychology.
About
Helen Castor is a medieval and Tudor historian, and a Bye-Fellow of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. She is the author of several acclaimed books including She-Wolves, Blood and Roses and Joan of Arc, and co-presenter of BBC Radio 4’s Making History.
