Joan of Arc: A History
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Helen Castor
5 books
About the Author
Helen Castor is a distinguished historian and broadcaster renowned for her engaging explorations of medieval power dynamics and the lives of formidable women in history. With a PhD from Cambridge University, she has taught at both Cambridge and Oxford, blending rigorous scholarship with accessible storytelling that captivates a wide audience. Her works delve into the turbulent reigns of English monarchs, illuminating the personal ambitions and political intrigues that shaped the nation's past. Castor frequently appears on radio and television, including BBC documentaries, where her insightful commentary brings historical figures to life. Through her writing and media presence, she challenges conventional narratives, highlighting the agency of women in male-dominated eras and the complexities of royal succession.
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