Battle of thrones
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It's the 16th century and Katherine is a lonely girl being brought up in a castle by her Newley widowed mother 'the queen'.but Katherine is nor ordinary child,one might say she's been touched by God.She is as close to the throne as ever but who will get in the way? Even though there will be obsticals, she will be the queen of England and she will be the best one yet!
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