Queen Absolute: St. Helena of Britain and the Cross
Helena, fourth-century queen absolute of Britain and mother of Constantine, was long ago degraded to the lowly status of innkeeper's daughter, and concubine to Constantius, by academics looking in the wrong places for information. Here she is restored to her throne and her true lineage, and set once more in her proper frame and lustre.
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