Reviews and External Links
- Review of Christina, Queen of Sweden, The Sunday Times 11 April 2004
- Review of Christina, Queen of Sweden, Frances Wilson, The Guardian 10 April 2004
- Review of Christina, Queen of Sweden, Harriet Lane, The Observer 2 May 2004
- Review of Christina, Queen of Sweden, Philip Ziegler, The Saturday Telegraph 11 April 2004
- Review of Madame de Maintenon, The Economist, 24 July 2008
- Review of Madame de Maintenon, Professor Munro Price, The Telegraph 3 August 2008
- Veronica Buckley at A M Heath & Co Literary Agents
- Veronica Buckley's website
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