The Herbalist - Woolley, Benjamin
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Subtitled, "Nicholas Culpeper & The Fight For Medical Freedom", this tells the powerful story of a medical rebel who took on the authorities and paid the price. It contains extracts and illustrations from "Culpeper's Herbal". Woolley's previous book, "The Queen's Conjuror" was a "Sunday Times" bestseller.
From the bestselling author of â The Queenâ s Conjurorâ , comes the story of Nicholas Culpeper â legendary rebel, radical, Puritan, and author of the great â Herbalâ . This is a powerful history of medicineâ s first freedom fighter set in London during Britainâ s age of revolution.

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Subtitled, "Nicholas Culpeper & The Fight For Medical Freedom", this tells the powerful story of a medical rebel who took on the authorities and paid the price. It contains extracts and illustrations from "Culpeper's Herbal". Woolley's previous book, "The Queen's Conjuror" was a "Sunday Times" bestseller.
From the bestselling author of â The Queenâ s Conjurorâ , comes the story of Nicholas Culpeper â legendary rebel, radical, Puritan, and author of the great â Herbalâ . This is a powerful history of medicineâ s first freedom fighter set in London during Britainâ s age of revolution.
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Autorenporträt
Benjamin Woolley is an award-winning writer and broadcaster. He is the author of the best-selling The Queen's Conjuror: The Life and Magic of Dr John Dee. His first book, Virtual Worlds was short-listed for the Rhone-Poulenc prize and has been translated into eight languages. His second, 'The Bride of Science', examined the life of Ada Lovelace, Lord Byron's daughter. He has written and presented documentaries for the BBC on subjects ranging from the fight for liberty during the English Civil War to the end of the Space Age. He has won the Arts Journalist of the Year award and an Emmy for his commentary for Discovery's 'Three Minutes to Impact'. He lives in London.