Elizabeth IKnopf, 1991 - Всего страниц: 636 Glitteringly detailed and engagingly written, the magisterial Elizabeth I" brings to vivid life the golden age of sixteenth-century England and the uniquely fascinating monarch who presided over it. A woman of intellect and presence, Elizabeth was the object of extravagant adoration by her contemporaries. She firmly believed in the divine providence of her sovereignty and exercised supreme authority over the intrigue-laden Tudor court and Elizabethan England at large. Brilliant, mercurial, seductive, and maddening, an inspiration to artists and adventurers and the subject of vicious speculation over her choice not to marry, Elizabeth became the most powerful ruler of her time. Anne Somerset has immortalized her in this splendidly illuminating account. "From the Trade Paperback edition. |
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... effect that " she ought to be satisfied with what he had done for her ; were he to commence again , he would certainly not do as much " . By the early spring of 1536 , Henry was in hot pursuit of another of Anne's maids of honour , Jane ...
... effect that " she ought to be satisfied with what he had done for her ; were he to commence again , he would certainly not do as much " . By the early spring of 1536 , Henry was in hot pursuit of another of Anne's maids of honour , Jane ...
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... effect of lessening their prestige , and this in its turn made it more difficult for them to maintain the order within the Church that she desired . In 1561 , after Archbishop Parker had been subjected to an ill - tempered outburst from ...
... effect of lessening their prestige , and this in its turn made it more difficult for them to maintain the order within the Church that she desired . In 1561 , after Archbishop Parker had been subjected to an ill - tempered outburst from ...
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... effect more spent in expectation and attendance than the suit could any way countervail ... The Court was very much neglected and in effect the people were very generally weary of an old woman's government " . Even the fortunate few who ...
... effect more spent in expectation and attendance than the suit could any way countervail ... The Court was very much neglected and in effect the people were very generally weary of an old woman's government " . Even the fortunate few who ...
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The noblest man unmarried in this land | 16 |
The second person in the realm | 32 |
God hath raised me high | 58 |
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