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…me about the National Portrait Gallery page on this one week long exhibition, which you can find at http://www.npg.org.uk/research/programmes/making-art-in-tudor-britain/the-phoenix-and-the-pelican-two-portraits-of-elizabeth-i-c.1575.php

Elizabeth I miniature by Nicholas Hilliard

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On 7th September 1533, Queen Elizabeth I was born at Greenwich Palace. Her parents were King Henry VIII and his second wife, Queen Anne Boleyn.

Her birth,

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…over at The Anne Boleyn Files and my article from 7th September last year, Happy Birthday Good Queen Bess.

Notes and Sources Elizabeth, David Starkey, page X in the introduction…

After declaring herself as Queen the day before, in front of her household at Kenninghall, Mary wrote the following letter to the privy council:

“My lords, we

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On 23rd September 1571, John Jewel (or Jewell), the Bishop of Salisbury and Apologist of the Church of England, died aged 49. Who, you may ask, was Bishop

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…about her pregnancy. Phew!

https://youtu.be/81oXYOdsGMM

The link to Susan Higginbotham’s article on Frances Grey – https://www.theanneboleynfiles.com/the-maligned-frances-grey-guest-post-by-susan-higginbotham/ The link to Miranda Kaufmann’s article on Pedro de Negro – http://www.mirandakaufmann.com/pedro-negro.html

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This is a poem from Esther Hyams’ series of poems on the life of Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth I’s mother, which can be found at our sister site www.theanneboleynfiles.com.

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…the exhibition page of the Goldsmiths’ Company website – http://www.thegoldsmiths.co.uk/events/gold-power-and-allure/

The exhibition is on now and is running until 28th July.

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…was made the Duke of Windsor on the 8th March 1937. 1936 George VI George VI became King of the United Kingdom and the Dominions on 11th…

…Katherine Parr” by Linda Porter “Elizabeth” by David Starkey “The Juvenile Translations of Elizabeth Tudor” by Roger Ellis Picture of Elizabeth’s “The Mirror of the Sinful Soul” book from www.marileecody.com…

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I admire Elizabeth I as a woman who grew up for the most part a motherless child.  She was born to a father who became one of the

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…Jane Grey and Robert Dudley.

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Here’s the link to my article featuring Tom Cullen’s comments, which he gave me permission to use – https://www.elizabethfiles.com/…

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This post continues from The Anne Boleyn Files post “Henry VIII’s England” which is an article on last night’s episode of “The Seven Ages of Britain” where David

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…and Sources “Elizabeth I: The Great Unifier”, Susan Doran, BBC History Magazine, August 2011, Vol. 12, no.8 The Tudors: The Complete Story of England’s Most Notorious Dynasty, G J Meyer…

…she never got over Leicester’s death. RIP Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester.

  The Tomb of Robert and Lettice Dudley Notes and Sources Elizabeth I, Anne Somerset, p595-596 His…

…you so much for spending this time with me. To learn more about me and my books, as well as access special features, please visit me at: http://www.cwgortner.com. Happy reading!

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…can find out more about Kat at https://www.elizabethfiles.com/info/bios/kat-ashley/ and Blanche at https://www.elizabethfiles.com/info/bios/blanche-parry/

I’m trying to remember what Bess was like in the Elizabeth films but I can’t remember so…

…Protestant divine Lady Jane Grey (published 1579) Source Sir Thomas Chaloner Wikipedia page Further Reading

You can read Thomas Chaloner’s “Elegy on the Death of Lady Jane Grey” at http://www.somegreymatter.com/chalonerelegy.htm

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…that her reputation had to be completely unblemished and she just could not risk pregnancy or scandal. Some suggest that she was actually physically unable to have a sexual relationship,…

…visited by Henry VIII on many occasions and was also the setting of the famous murder of Archbishop Thomas Becket in 1170.

Christ Church College, Oxford – This college…