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Elizabeth I The Peoples Queen Her Life And Times 21 Activities Queen Of England Elizabeth Ihollihan

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Elizabeth I The Peoples Queen Her Life And Times 21 Activities Queen Of England Elizabeth Ihollihan
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Publisher: Chicago Review Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 249.96 MB
Pages: 145
Author: Queen of England Elizabeth I;Hollihan, Kerrie Logan
ISBN: 9781569763490, 9781569768839, 9781569768846, 9781569768853, 1569763496, 1569768838, 1569768846, 1569768854
Language: English
Year: 2011

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Elizabeth I The Peoples Queen Her Life And Times 21 Activities Queen Of England Elizabeth Ihollihan by Queen Of England Elizabeth I;hollihan, Kerrie Logan 9781569763490, 9781569768839, 9781569768846, 9781569768853, 1569763496, 1569768838, 1569768846, 1569768854 instant download after payment.

Queen Elizabeth I learned to trust no one. Even before Elizabeth was crowned queen at the age of 25, her mother, Anne Boleyn, had been executed for treason by her father, King Henry VIII. She was then removed from the royal line of succession and later imprisoned in the Tower of London, accused of plotting to overthrow her sister, Queen Mary. Yet despite all the challenges to her power, she became a hero of the Church of England in a century when Catholics and Protestants burned one another at the stake, she spoke five languages in a day when few women were taught to read, and she led a nation where men proclaimed that women had no right to take part in public life. During Elizabeth’s 45-year reign, English literature, theater, music, and culture flourished. And, after her navy defeated the Spanish armada, England’s military power made the once tiny kingdom into a chief player among Europe’s nations.

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