"Stefan Zweig’s acclaimed biographical masterpiece on Mary, Queen of Scots, beautifully presented in Cassell's sought-after Hallam Edition with decorative patterned cloth."
In The Queen of Scots, master biographer Stefan Zweig delivers a psychological and dramatic exploration of Mary Stuart's tragic fate and her fierce rivalry with Queen Elizabeth I. Translated from the German by Eden and Cedar Paul.
Published in London by Cassell & Company Limited as part of the prized Hallam Edition, this vintage hardcover volume is bound in the series' distinct decorative patterned cloth, featuring intricate floral and geometric motifs in subtle red, green, and cream tones with gilded title lettering on the front cover and spine. An exquisite piece of vintage book design for collectors of Stefan Zweig and classic English decorative bindings.
