by Nancy Goldstone · Bertrand Editora · tapa blanda · ISBN 9789722523431
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«A Rainha das Duas Sicílias» is the historical biography by Nancy Goldstone, published by Bertrand Editora in paperback (424 pages, in Portuguese).
In 1348, Joanna I of Naples, accused of killing her husband, Prince Andrew of Hungary, defended herself in Latin before the Pope and was acquitted. She was the only woman of her time who ruled in her own name, for more than thirty years, one of the most influential European courts. Nancy Goldstone reconstructs her life, marked by intrigue, until her murder.
Biography of Queen Joanna I of Naples, originally published in English in 2009 as The Lady Queen: The Notorious Reign of Joanna I, Queen of Naples, Jerusalem, and Sicily.
Recommended for fans of medieval history, the Neapolitan court, and biographies of women who wielded power.
