A fascinating account of one of the most prestigious and influential families in European history. This book traces the history of the House of Brunswick-Lunenburgh from its earliest origins to the death of Queen Anne, providing a rich and detailed portrait of the family's illustrious members and their contributions to the political and cultural life of Europe.
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