The Life of Elizabeth I by Weir, Alison -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title Page Copyright Contents Author’s Preface Prologue: 17 November 1558 Introduction: Elizabeth’s England 1 ‘The Most English Woman in England’ 2 ‘God Send Our Mistress a Husband’ 3 ‘Disputes over Trifles’ 4 ‘Bonny Sweet Robin’ 5 ‘Presumptions of Evil’ 6 ‘Dishonourable and Naughty Reports’ 7 ‘The Daughter of Debate’ 8 ‘Without a Certain Heir’ 9 ‘A Matter Dangerous to the Common Amity’ 10 ‘Things Grievouser and Worse’ 11 ‘A Dangerous Person’ 12 ‘A Vain Crack of Words’ 13 ‘Gloriana’ 14 ‘A Court at Once Gay, Decent and Superb’ 15 ‘The Axe Must Be the Next Warning’ 16 ‘Less Agreeable Things to Think About’ 17 ‘Princely Pleasures’ 18 ‘Frenzied Wooing’ 19 ‘Between Scylla and Charybdis’ 20 ‘Practices at Home and Abroad’ 21 ‘The Tragical Execution’ 22 ‘Eliza Triumphant’ 23 ‘Great England’s Glory’ 24 ‘We Are Evil Served” 25 ‘The Minion of Fortune’ 26 ‘The Sun Setteth at Last’ Epilogue Dedication A Note on Sources Bibliography Genealogical Tables

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