Scotland’s History Mary’s Italian secretary, David Rizzio, is brutally murdered in front of her Lord Darnley’s dagger is left at the scene implicating him in the plot.

Customers appreciate the book’s brevity, readability, and historical accuracy, with one review highlighting its vivid portrayal of the 16th-century world. The second in the series was published in 2006, ‚The Dead Hour‘ and the third will follow in 2007. It was only in the 16th century that the palace began to evolve next door to the abbey. Despite centuries of speculation, the details of his murder remain unsolved.

• Customers appreciate the book’s brevity, readability, and historical accuracy, with one review highlighting its vivid portrayal of the 16th-century world.
• Despite centuries of speculation, the details of his murder remain unsolved.
• Despite centuries of speculation, the details of his murder remain unsolved.
• However, described as “one of the great unsolved mysteries,” where the royal aide was buried remains unknown.
• It was only in the 16th century that the palace began to evolve next door to the abbey.
• The second in the series was published in 2006, ‚The Dead Hour‘ and the third will follow in 2007.

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• However, described as “one of the great unsolved mysteries,” where the royal aide was buried remains unknown.
• Despite centuries of speculation, the details of his murder remain unsolved.
• Customers appreciate the book’s brevity, readability, and historical accuracy, with one review highlighting its vivid portrayal of the 16th-century world.
• It was only in the 16th century that the palace began to evolve next door to the abbey.
• The second in the series was published in 2006, ‚The Dead Hour‘ and the third will follow in 2007.

However, described as “one of the great unsolved mysteries,” where the royal aide was buried remains rizzio unknown.