Summary Of Her Majesty's Spymaster

In the book Her Majesty’s Spymaster Stephen Budiansky who is the author shares his knowledge of how England was back in the days were being blindsided was an everyday thing. This book is well written and is given from the perspective of Queen Elizabeth's trusted spymaster Sir Walsingham who managed to get to know many enemies and friends of Queen Elizabeth. Now this book itself is full of history but does not have a clear storyline that draws the reader in to read unless the reader would like to know about very complex and detailed incidents that happened during this time. Others might argue that Budianskys work is interesting because of all the complexity and drama that is has but his book has no exaggerations or any hook to bring in the reader there needs to be less specifics and more telling of the story even though it is a history there should still be a strong hook to pull the audience in. …show more content…
She finds one who will be in charge of the other spies and the whole system of spying. This one spy is the best of them all and uncovers much information about what is going on between everyone during this time. He shows great devotion to reporting what is going on behind the queens back.The politics in the book were really intense and showed how many people in politics can get exposed quickly. Walsingham was the key spies name who looked into the lives of royalty like Mary Queen of Scots and Philip. The key ideas in this book were lying, cheating, loyalty, and anything to do with politics. This is mainly a book about what the spies uncovered through getting to know their colleges and