Marie of Lorraine
The Resilient Regent of 16th-Century Scotland
The pages of Scottish history are adorned with tales of kings, queens, and battles that shaped the nation. Among these tales, the story of Marie of Lorraine, or Mary of Guise, stands out. Her journey from the French nobility to the throne of Scotland as a Queen and later as a Regent is a saga of resilience, political sagacity, and maternal strength.
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