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First, painful as the role reversal between parent and child may be, assume it is worse for a mother or father. How to handle the transition of parents from independence to the need for a caretaker is the theme of author Jane Gross’ book, “A Bittersweet Season”.
Then, Queen Elizabeth I was the Virgin Queen who had many suitors. She claimed victory over the Spanish Armada but still hated war. She could be aloof in court, but was engaging with the common people. This enigmatic queen’s life has perplexed and intrigued scholars for centuries including novelist, Margaret George, who explores the last thirty years of Queen Elizabeth’s reign in her latest work: “Elizabeth I”.
Jane Gross and Margaret George, this week on Prime Time Radio.
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First, painful as the role reversal between parent and child may be, assume it is worse for a mother or father. How to handle the transition of parents from independence to the need for a caretaker is the theme of author Jane Gross’ book, “A Bittersweet Season”.
Then, Queen Elizabeth I was the Virgin Queen who had many suitors. She claimed victory over the Spanish Armada but still hated war. She could be aloof in court, but was engaging with the common people. This enigmatic queen’s life has perplexed and intrigued scholars for centuries including novelist, Margaret George, who explores the last thirty years of Queen Elizabeth’s reign in her latest work: “Elizabeth I”.
Jane Gross and Margaret George, this week on Prime Time Radio.
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