Titlebook: Elizabeth I; The Voice of a Monar Ilona Bell Book 2010 Ilona Bell 2010 discourse.gender.history.history of literature.interpret.love.poetry

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The Pre-coronation Procession: So Prince-like a Voice,nd sent directly to the queen for her express approval, this pamphlet provides a remarkably detailed public account of the pre-coronation procession—an account that is cited throughout this chapter, although its persuasive purpose is explicitly analyzed only towards the end.

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,The Queen of Enigma and Monsieur’s Departure, she “meant,” that is the interpretive dilemma the poem poses for its audience. The radical indeterminacy makes “On Monsieur’s Departure” deeply characteristic of Elizabeth’s poetry in particular and Elizabethan lyric in general.

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Early Days: Parliamentary Speech (1559) and the Woodstock Epigrams,ess, the more certain I am that everything depends upon the husband this woman may take,” the Spanish ambassador reported. Everyone assumed that a suitable match would soon be arranged—everyone, that is, except Elizabeth herself.

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The Pre-coronation Procession: So Prince-like a Voice,in the after-noone roade from the Tower throughe the Cittie of London to her pallace at Westminster, the Londoners havinge then made sumptuouse provision of pageantes and otherwise, as hath bene accustomed.”. On the following day, a Sunday as custom dictated, Elizabeth would be crowned monarch. Only

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