Mary Queen of Scots has been regarded as a controversial figure for over four centuries since her death in 1587. Was she a murdering adulteress or a victim of the patriarchal society of the day? In this lecture we will look at the facts of her truly tempestuous life and also the many circumstances which influenced her decision making and subsequent actions. These decisions ultimately lead to her downfall and her untimely death.
Speaker
Linda McDonald
Linda McDonald is a former teacher and a member of Edinburgh Living History, based in Lauriston Castle. She has in interest in researching women’s history. Linda is an award-winning volunteer and supports Museums and Galleries all over the service.
