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In this biography, using French, Old French, Latin and Occitan sources, Boyd lays bare as never before Eleanor's relationships and vividly brings to life the world she knew.

A unique account of the terrifying experience of incarceration and interrogation in an East German political prison, from which Boyd eventually escaped one step ahead of the KGB.

The mutual hatred of the Plantagenet princes is both legendary and popular.

Known for its austerity and discipline, deprivation and sacrifice, the French Foreign Legion is perhaps the most intriguing and famous fighting force in the world. Douglas Boyd tells the eventful story of the Legion from its inception in 1831, to defend France's colonial interests, to the Legion of today, involved in peacekeeping and humanitarian duties worldwide.--publisher.

Popular author Douglas Boyd provides a rich background to the multitude of plagues and pandemics that have beleaguered the history of humankind, highlighting their many commonalities in origin and commutation, and forewarns of what the future could bring.

A unique look at the extraordinary lives of the royal child brides of the Angevin Empire.

Overcoming anxiety and fear is the central theme of this book, which provides practical strategies to help readers break free from the cycle of overthinking. It offers insights into managing emotions and building resilience, empowering individuals to embrace a more positive and confident mindset. With actionable advice and relatable examples, this guide aims to foster personal growth and encourage a healthier approach to life's challenges.

Exploring the intersection of social media and business growth, this book delves into effective strategies for leveraging platforms to enhance visibility and drive sales. It highlights the transformative potential of social media in various industries, emphasizing practical applications and success stories. Readers will discover actionable insights to harness social media's power, ultimately aiming to boost their business presence and profitability in an increasingly digital marketplace.

The narrative explores the reign of Count Henry of Anjou and his powerful wife, Eleanor of Aquitaine, as they establish a vast empire that spans 1,000 miles from the Pyrenees to the Scottish border, encompassing half of France. Their dynamic partnership and political maneuvering significantly shaped the landscape of medieval England and France, highlighting their influence and the complexities of their rule.

The remarkable stories of some of the bravest and most dangerous women who ever lived