Only on the throne of Bohemia for a few months, Elizabeth Stuart (1596-1662) was known to some as the Winter Queen, and to others as the Queen of Hearts. The daughter of James I, she combined charm and humor with courage in the face of adversity and a steely determination to regain her patrimony after she and her husband were driven into exile. Among the many men who championed Elizabeth's sorrowful fortunes, Robin Haig reveals here, London's Lord Mayor William Craven, 1st Earl of Craven, proved the most faithful.