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The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust in Stratford-upon-Avon, hometown of William Shakespeare, has today launched a one day protest coinciding with the premier of “Anonymous” at the London Film Festival.

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Dudley wrote to his agent Thomas Blout:

“I have received a letter from one Smith, one that seemeth to be the…

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…can read more about The Spanish Armada in my series of articles starting with The Spanish Armada 1 – The Assembling of Troops at Tilbury Fort and including The Spanish…

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I thought it would be good to move away from the myths, rumour and scandal that surround this great

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…far as I know, her tomb has not been opened since then and I do not know what her body was dressed in, I’m afraid.

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…before the trial. The remaining ten were hanged at Lancaster.

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…Mary knew how popular Elizabeth was, to execute a daughter of Henry VIII would be stirring up trouble.

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…Has anyone read this book? Sounds intriguing!

Sources “Elizabeth and Leicester:The Truth about the Virgin Queen and the Man She Loved” by Sarah Gristwood “Arthur Dudley” – an article by…

…read online at Internet Archive or downloaded at EbooksRead.com, but I will give a synopsis of the story here and why some people have given credence to this conspiracy theory…

Just a quick update on this subject as Elizabeth Files visitor, Bess Chilver, has just pointed out that Chris Skidmore wrote an article in Monday’s “Daily Express” giving

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…Story of England’s Most Notorious Dynasty by G J Meyer Elizabeth I by Alison Plowden England’s Greatest Monarch Is – An article by BBC News on the Greatest Monarch Debate…

…her, and he would have touched her sceptre”. His punishment was just and necessary, Essex had to go.

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…Campbell Campbell, p37 The Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London, 1553: Camden Society old series, volume 53, J.G. Nichols (editor), pp. 80-98. Found online at URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=51590 Wednesday, 19…