Elen More: The Moorish Lass in James IV's Court

Elen More: The Moorish Lass in James IV's Court

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It won’t take you long to spot an ‘Elen More’ among the courtiers of King James IV. Or the ‘Moorish Lass’, as they dubbed her.

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