Under the Molehill

Delve into the intricacies of espionage during one of England's most tumultuous periods with Under the Molehill by John Bossy. Published by Yale University Press in 2002, this captivating paperback contains 208 pages of rich historical insights. Set in the 16th century amidst the tensions of Elizabethan London, Bossy explores the critical question: would France align with Protestant England or with Catholic Europe?

This thought-provoking work offers a detailed examination of the clandestine operations aimed at uncovering the allegiances of the time, alongside a compelling investigation into the elusive identity of the mole within the French ambassador's household. Ideal for enthusiasts of British and Irish history, espionage, and secrets of the Elizabethan era, Under the Molehill invites readers to unravel the complexities behind historical events that shaped a nation.