Preface Elizabeth died four hundred years ago, after a lifetime which had seen almost as many changes as those which we have ourselves witnessed over the last seventy years. Illustrations Acknowledgement The author and publishers are grateful to the National Portrait Gallery for permission to reproduce the illustrations in the plate sections. From George Turbevile, Booke of Hunting (1575) Elizabeth, who represents Hope, is between Faith and CharityĮlizabeth I at the kill. Text Illustrations Princess Elizabeth as Mary Magdalene, from John Bale's edition of Elizabeth's translation from Marguerite d'Angoulême, A Godly Medytacyon of the Christen Sowle (1548) 1575, unknown artist 14 Mary, Queen of Scots, unknown artist after Nicholas Hilliard, c. 1592, Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger 12 William Cecil, Lord Burleigh, unknown artist 13 Robert Dudley, earl of Leicester, c. Henry VIII on his deathbed and Edward VI Between Pages 170 and 171ġ0 Elizabeth I, c. Illustrations Plates Between Pages 74 and 75 1 Elizabeth I, unknown artist 2
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