Ann Mley Mley itibaren Xã Bangor, Minnesota, Hoa Kỳ
This book is a hard read, but worth it for the moments of humour and candid commentary on the period. The Queen was stupid and her husband a cuckold was one of his early impressions of Victoria and Albert. Greville was a member of the Privy Council and as such had access to the most powerful people in the land. His diary is brought to us by Edward Pearce who makes some comments and updates some remarks throughout.
Extremely engaging, but WEIRD. It's disturbing enough that makes you wonder what was going through Dekker's head as he wrote this. Killing murders and other offenders as a person's flaws, learning about love and grace. Not a typical route, but makes for an intriguing novel.