For centuries, Mary, Queen of Scots has been remembered as a reckless queen undone by her own actions. Yet what if that version of events is incomplete?
Now, with fresh evidence and unprecedented access, historians Dan Snow and Professor Suzannah Lipscomb revisit the life of a queen long overshadowed by myth. Beneath the familiar tale lies a woman negotiating a world defined by violence, treachery and powerful adversaries, compelled to make impossible decisions as she manoeuvres through one of Europe’s most dangerous political arenas.
