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DARE CALL IT TREASON
The definition of treason varies with one's political point of view. George Washington would have been labelled a traitor to the British Crown forever had the American Revolution failed. The legal and popular cultural portrayal of treason can be an extremely interesting research topic for those interested in the interaction between law and politics.
Some individuals, now labelled traitors, whose stories have not been over-researched and/or written include:
| LADY JANE GREY (1537-1554) |
WILLIAM
WALLACE
(1270-1305) |
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Biographies
Chapman, Hester W., Lady Jane Grey, October 1537-February 1554 (1962).
Luke, Mary M., The Nine Days' Queen: A Portrait of Lady Jane Grey (1986).
Plowden, Alison, Lady Jane Grey and the House of Suffolk (1985).
Websites
Lady Jane Grey (searchable site)
My Lady Jane (website devoted to the film Lady Jane, starring Helena Bonham-Carter)
Biographies
Websites
Images of William Wallace and Robert the Bruce
Scottish Historical Figures: Sir William Wallace
Sir William Wallace of Ellerslee
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