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An in-depth and exceedingly comprehensive biography of Mary, Queen of Scots. The book covers the political context in which Mary Stuart was born and continues all through her life, ending with the advancement of the Spanish Armada upon Queen Elizabeth of England. The attack on the English was in part due to the execution of Queen Mary, a devout Catholic. The Spanish were greatly offended that Elizabeth had signed her death warrant and sought to depose her of her throne.