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by Erickson, Carolly, 1943-


  on Amy Dudley's death, 205

  on Elizabeth's involvement with Dudley, 180-81, 209 De Spes (Spanish ambassador), 266 de Vere, Edward, 17th earl of Oxford,

  267, 372 Devereux, Walter, 1st earl of Essex,

  386 Devon, riots in, 95 Dormer, Jane, 59 Dorset, marchioness of, 21 Dorset, riots in, 95 Douai college, 334 double rose nobles, 275 Douglas, Margaret, countess of

  Lennox, 217, 221, 262 Drake, Sir Francis, 322-23

  Cadiz raided by, 365

  circumnavigation of globe by, 322

  as pirate, 322-23, 339, 340

  Spaniards' fear of, 367

  in Spanish-English war, 368, 374 Dreadful Dead Man prophecy,

  354-55 Dudley, Ambrose, earl of Warwick, 128, 281 marriage of, 263 Dudley, Amy Robsart, 104 death of, 191-98, 205, 212, 257 funeral of, 196-97 Dudley, Catherine, 208 Dudley, Guildford, 104-5, 12 8, 203 Dudley, John, duke of

  Northumberland, 50-51, 60, 80, 97-98, 100-101, 115, 203 ascent of, 93-95 fall of, 104-6 Dudley, John, John Dudley's eldest son, 102, 104, 128

  Dudley, Robert "Robin," earl of Leicester, 206, 237, 286, 291, 301, 321, 322, 326, 340, 350,

  394 in abortive attempt to capture

  Mary, 106 ambition of, 187, 191, 198, 207,

  258, 298, 342 Catholics aided by, 333 conspiracy of, 243-44, 2 6o death of, 382

  descriptions of, 180, 217, 342 Douglas Sheffield and, 262, 266-67,

  303 Elizabeth's anger at, 257-58, 303,

  329, 342, 350-52, 371 as Elizabeth's childhood

  companion, 50-51, 104 Elizabeth's denial of affair with,

  209, 210 Elizabeth's involvement with,

  180-84, 187, 190-99, 205,

  215-17, 256-60 Elizabeth's trust in, 210, 255, 260,

  342 ennoblement of, 216-17 Essex advanced by, 386 as governor of Netherlands, 343,

  345, 350 household of, 343

  Huntingdon supported by, 208, 216 imprisonments of, 128, 303, 315 infidelities of, 257-58, 260, 262,

  266-67, 303, 342 jealousy of, 296, 299, 327 Kenilworth as home of, 216, 279 Lettice Knollys and, 257-58, 260,

  303, 314, 342, 350-51, 371 marriages of, 104, 303, 315 as master of the horse, 180, 186-87 match with Mary Stuart offered to,

  211-17, 220-21 military experience of, 341, 352-53,

  372, 374 in Netherlands, 341-45, 352-53 Philip II approached by, 198 Pickering as rival of, 188 plots against, 190, 371 Puritans favored by, 311 scandalous gossip about, 180-84,

  190-98, 205, 212, 257-59,

  266-67, 355, 37i son of, 371

  Dudley, Robert "Robin," earl of Leicester, continued suspected of murdering John

  Sheffield, 266-67 suspected of murdering wife,

  191-98, 205, 212, 257, 266 as Tilbury commander, 371-72 Durham, rebellion in, 235-38, 244-50

  earthquakes, 356 East Anglia:

  Elizabeth's progress to, 290

  rebellion in, 95 economy, economic issues:

  agrarian, 94, 100

  cloth manufacturing and, 23, 278

  "enclosure" and, 94

  Parliament's management of, 253

  piracy and, 323

  rebellions caused by, 98, 354, 397

  wartime, 393-94

  weakness of, 185-86, 278

  weaving industry and, 278 Edinburgh, Treaty of, 202 Edward III, king of England, 209 Edward IV, king of England, 112 Edward VI, king of England (Prince Edward), 47, 52, 54, 81, 97-98, 100, 186, 277

  accession of, 59-60, 66

  attempted abduction of, 84

  betrothed to Mary Stuart, 68

  birth and christening of, 41

  court of, 66, 67, 92-93

  description of, 66

  education of, 55, 67, 97

  as Elizabeth's brother, 47, 96, 101

  final illness of, 103-5

  horoscope of, 103

  household of, 67

  superstition about, 355 Effingham, Charles Howard, baron of,

  see Howard, Charles Elizabeth, 187 Elizabeth I, queen of England:

  accession of, 167-68

  accession anniversaries of, 273-74, 283, 403-4

  affectionate behavior of, 181, 183, 215-16, 217, 257-59, 268, 295-96, 326-27

  aging resented by, 261-65

  ale enjoyed by, 286

  Elizabeth I, queen of England, continued arrogance of, 389 assassination attempts on, 302,

  356-59, 395, 404 birth and christening of, 18-21 character of, 146-47, 162, 173-74,

  181, 184, 193, 218, 221, 231,

  251, 383 charisma of, 59, 110, 173, 177,

  181,389 clothing of, 92-93, 100, 177, 186,

  218, 231, 324, 346-47, 374,

  383-84, 389, 399 coronation of, 163, 168-69, i77 _ 79 cosmetics used by, 345-46 courage of, 276, 286, 302, 344 cult of, 275-76, 210 as dancer, 219-20, 226, 267, 268,

  304, 309, 390, 401 death of, 405-7 as Deborah (biblical comparison),

  168, 179, 310 denounced for persecuting

  Catholics, 337-38, 390 descriptions of, 31, 58-59, 92-93,

  146-47, 149, 179, 218, 252, 261,

  276, 345, 384, 403 diet of, 38, 45, 224, 281 education of, 42, 45-48, 55-58, 69,

  74-77 as Edward's sister, 47, 96, 101 eloquence of, 76-77, 124, 178-79,

  232, 255, 278, 283, 330, 349,

  374-75, 399 excommunication of, 274 father resembled by, 147-48, 162,

  172, 174, 177, 193-94, 255, 268,

  372-73, 390 fertility question and, 205, 252,

  263, 297, 307, 41772, 4i8n gardens enjoyed by, 282 gifts given to, 226, 293, 304, 305,

  327 handwriting of, 76, 99, 405 as head of church, 309-10 health of, 21-22, 26, 77, 114, 116-19, 136, 140, 147, 187, 205, 213, 252-53, 263-64, 275, 297,

  338-39, 385, 404-7 homes of, 38, 40, 74, 98-100, 113,

  222-27, 383, 405 horoscope of, 207, 236, 356

  Elizabeth I, queen of England,

  continued as horsewoman, 202, 400, 402-4 as huntress, 192, 280, 290, 302,

  403-4 infancy of, 20-22, 25-26 intelligence of, 42, 55, 57, 76-77,

  153, 221, 265, 400 interrogated for treason, 86-90 jewelry of, 231, 276, 304, 305, 389 "king's evil" healing ritual of, 280 legendary aspects of, 382-83 legitimacy of, 25, 29, 32-33, 50,

  148, 157-158, 170, 195 as linguist, 47, 56-57, 76-77, 147,

  153, 214, 390 marriage rejected by, 51, 156, 182,

  188, 194, 205, 215, 265 matches proposed for, 26, 40-50,

  61, 112-13, 1 54- 15 5—58, 160,

  187-91, 263, 295 messengers of, 223 mother's reputation and, 25, 36-37,

  41, 46, 50, 70, 110, 113, 148,

  195, 268 as musician, 7-, 219, 390 Netherlands sovereignty refused by,

  343 in old age, 383-85, 388-90, 395,

  390-407 parsimony of, 184, 227, 278, 352,

  394 paternity of, 32-34, 113, 148,

  157-58- 195 pet names chosen bv, 295, 304,

  387

  plots against, 190, 207, 235-44, 274. 357-58> 3^0, 363, 371, 395^8

  as politician, 153, 172-75, 185,

  243 Pope Gregory's condemnation of,

  318-19, 335 popularity of, 122, 130, 132,

  150-51, 154, 251, 273, 275-76,

  358, 374 portrait of, 58-59, 130 prayers composed by, 163, 283 prerogatives of, 253, 372 Presence Chamber of, 382 priy chamber of, 345 progresses of, 186, 224, 274,

  27^-94- 399

  Elizabeth I, queen of England, continued as Protestant symbol, 168, 179,

  275- 3io quoted, 41-42, 124, 134, 163, 178-79, 251, 255, 278, 283, 330,

  3"4-~5> 399 religious views of, 48, 93, 100, 110,

  112, 139, 145-46, 162, 168 rights of, 17, 22, 15--55, 160, 168 as ruler, 241, 251, 274, 275,

  372-73, 383, 389-90 scandalous gossip about, 70-71,

  88-89, 180-84, i9°- 258-59.

  266-70, 296, 349, 355 sense of humor of, 265 servants chosen for, 25, 37-42, 91,

  123, 136-37, 151-52, 155 sexuality of, -1, 147, 173, 181, 190,

  194, 266-69, 383 shrewdness of, 86^50, 96, 124, 22
1,

  389 smallpox suffered by, 206-10, 218,

  252, 263 succession question urged on,

  212-13, 242 superstitiousness of, 252, 276, 362 swearing of, 231, 251, 262, 309, 329 symbolic marriage of, 326-29 temper of, 251, 258, 262, 264, 286,

  301, 329, 338, 351, 3S3, 391 Tilbury speech of, 374-75 in Tower, 122-32 ulcerous leg of, 263-64, 385 vanity of, 218, 251, 257, 261-62,

  264, 388-89 vengefulness of, 175, 303, 313, 315 virginity question and, 70, 79, 82,

  89, 181, 209, 327, 383 waiting women of, 261-64, 267,

  345-47. 350 weaning of, 25-26 Woodstock imprisonment of,

  132-41, 283 work habits of, 225, 287, 345 see also specific persons and topics Elvetham, Elizabeth's visit to, 292^3 Emmanuel Philibert. duke of Savoy,

  156, 158, 162 enclosure, 94, 95 England:

  Calais issue and, 158, 162, 169-70, 185, 206, 328

  England, continued

  claimants to throne of, 17, 34, 59,

  97, 103-4, 157-58, 160, 161,

  168, 170, 200, 202-3, 207-9,

  217, 360-61 in 1580s, 354-57 Hapsburgs' pursuit of alliance with,

  189-90, 204 Huguenots supported by, 206, 275 Ireland's conflicts with, 318-19,

  381-82, 396, 404 Italian influence on manners of,

  230-31 Netherlands rebellion supported by,

  298^9, 304, 319, 324-25, 339,

  341-45, 352-53 New World interests of, 322 Scotland's conflicts with, 68, 81,

  161, 201-2, 250, 360-61, 403 Spain as ally of, 170, 173-74, 184,

  185

  Spain's war with, 364-77, 381, 391

  Spanish money confiscated by, 242, 322, 323, 339

  Sweden as viewed by, 189

  war preparations of, 367-68 England, Church of, see Reformation,

  English epidemics:

  of smallpox, 206

  in Spain and Portugal, 365

  of sweating sickness, 15, 98

  of typhus, 376

  see also plague Erasmus of Rotterdam, 56, 58

  on children, 44-45

  on laughter, 46 Eric XIV, king of Sweden, 160,

  188-89 Escorial, 319-20

  Essex, Robert Devereux, 2nd earl of, 386-88

  conspiracy of, 395-98

  execution of, 397-98

  marriage of, 387 Essex, Walter Devereux, 1st earl of, 386

  Faenza, bishop of, 27

  farthingales, French vs. English style

  of, 229 fashion, see clothing fencing, 226

  Fenton, Geoffrey, 377

  Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor,

  183, 189, 191 Feria, Count, 160-62, 171, 173-75,

  186, 204, 214, 41772 on Elizabeth, 162, 174, 180, 184 fireworks, at Kenilworth, 281 First Blast of the Trumpet Against the

  Monstrous Regiment of Women

  (Knox), 176 Fisher, John, bishop of Rochester,

  129 Fitzhugh, Elizabeth, 53 Fitzroy, Henry, natural son of Henry VIII:

  death of, 34

  illegitimacy of, 13, 17, 24 Fitzroy, Mary Howard, 66 Five Wounds of Christ, as symbol of

  rebels, 236, 237, 245 Flanders, 338

  English cloth trade with, 23

  rumors about Henry in, 15

  Spanish in, 242, 344 fleas, courtiers troubled by, 224 food:

  division of, at court, 224, 281-82

  preparation of, 292

  for progresses, 286-87, 292

  storage of, 365, 369

  table manners and, 45-46 Fortescue, John, 135 fortune-telling, 226 Foxe, John, 127 France:

  Calais issue and, 158, 162, 169-70, 185, 206, 328

  English support of Huguenots in, 206, 275

  fashions of, 12, 186, 229

  Guise regency in, 201, 241-42

  plots backed by, 81, 110, 114-15,

  239 Reformation in, 206, 298 religious conflicts in, 206, 269,

  274-75, 298, 321 scandals and gossip in, 320 Scotland's ties with, 68, 170, 201,

  239, 299 as Spain's feeble ally, 344 Sweden's hope for alliance with,

  189

  Francis I, king of France, 13, 26, 266

  Francis II, king of France, 170, 20]

  202

  Frederick III, king of Denmark, 156 Fresneda (Mary I's confessor), 157-58 Frobisher, Sir Martin, 322 Fuller, Mr., 309

  Gage, John, 119, 130, 137

  galliard (dance), 349

  gambling, 226, 309

  Gaping Gulf pamphlet, 306-7, 311,

  Gardiner, Stephen, bishop of

  Winchester, 34, 94, 108, 111, 120-25, 131-32

  Gascoigne, George, 282-83

  gentlemen ushers, duties of, 285

  Ghent, Pacification of, 343

  Ghent, Spanish capture of, 344

  Gilbert, Sir Humphrey, 322

  Glasse of the Synnefull Soule, The (Marguerite de Navarre), 57

  Golden Hag, 343

  Golden Rose, 343

  gossip, see scandals and gossip

  Grafton, progress to, 286

  Granvelle, Antoine Perrenot, Cardinal, 32, 185

  Great Harry, 393

  "great ladies," 345~47> 35°

  Green, Barthlet, 152

  Gregory, Saint, 41-42

  Gregory XIII, Pope, 318-19, 335

  Grey, Catherine:

  imprisonment of, 204, 254 marriage of, 204-5, 2 54> 2 9 2 succession claims of, 203-4, 2 °8

  Grey, Jane, 65, 77, 79, 80, 93, 111, 203 attempted accession of, 104-6, 117 execution of, 128-29 intelligence of, 58

  Grey, Lord (military leader), 202, 374

  Grey, Lord Thomas, 130

  Grey, Mary, 203, 254

  Grindal, Edmund, archbishop of Canterbury, 311

  Grindal, William, 55-56, 58, 69

  Guildford, Henry, 15

  Guise, Francois, 2nd duke of, 201

  Guise, Henry, 3rd duke of, 344

  Gustavus Vasa, king of Sweden, 160

  hairstyles, 93, 229

  men's, 228-29, 309, 382

  Puritan, 309 Hampshire, riots in, 95 Hampton Court, 147, 252, 383

  architecture of, 222

  clock at, 293

  household at, 222-27

  life at, 222-32

  sanitary conditions at, 223-24 handwriting:

  art of, 47-48

  of Elizabeth, 76, 99, 405 Hapsburg dynasty:

  English alliance pursued by, 189-90, 204

  Mary I supported by, 101

  power of, 298 harbingers, progress duties of, 285,

  290 Harington, John, 395, 405 Hartlepool, seized by rebels, 247 Hastings, Henry, earl of Huntingdon,

  208, 216 Hatfield, 151-54

  description of, 40

  Elizabeth's acquisition and management of, 98-100

  Kat Ashley arrested at, 154

  poaching at, 38-39, 40 Hatton, Christopher, 213, 322, 347, 350, 352, 358-59, 394

  death of, 382

  Elizabeth and, 267-68, 294, 314,

  327-28

  home of, 289, 294 Heath, Nicholas, archbishop of York,

  161, 169, 171 Heneage, Thomas, 257-58 Henry II, king of England, 132-33 Henry V, king of England, 279 Henry VIII, king of England, father

  of Elizabeth I, 11, 30, 66, 112, 129, 143, 168, 170, 208, 236, 277 character of, 14, 44, 52 criticism of, 15, 35-36 death of, 59-60 descriptions of, 14, 44 divorces of, 13, 14, 20, 49, 120 Elizabeth compared to, 147-48,

  162, 172, 174, 177, i93^4> 2 55, 268, 37 2 "73, 390

  Henry VIII, king of England, father of Elizabeth I, continued excommunication of, 15, 22-23 as father, 25, 29, 33-34, 41, 43-44,

  61-62, 179 health of, 28, 44, 52 as husband, 16, 49, 61 infidelities of, 15-16, 17, 27 jewelry of, 393

  marriages of, 14, 35, 48-49, 52 palaces of, 147, 188, 222 son wanted by, 13, 18-20, 27 will of, 81, 93, 103, 148, 203, 217,

  254 Henry II, king of France, 158, 185,

  201 Henry III, king of France, 295, 297,

  298, 324, 328 character of, 263 Elizabeth rejected by, 263-64,

  266 Henry IV, king of France (Henry of
r />   Navarre), 344, 381 Hepburn, James, 4th earl of Bothwell,

  229-30, 243 Herbert, Henry, 203, 208 Herbert, William, earl of Pembroke,

  102, 198, 203, 208, 254-55,

  conspiracy of, 243-44 heretics, execution of, 54, 143-44,

  148, 168, 320-21 Hertford, earl of, see Seymour,

  Edward Holdenby, 289, 294 Holland, rebellion in, 343-44 homosexuality, 263 household, royal: of Edward VI, 67 at Hampton Court, 222-27 of Princess Elizabeth, 25, 37-39,

  99-100 privy chamber attendants in,

  345-47 progress duties of, 285-88 Howard, Catherine, 49-50, 243 Howard, Charles, baron of Effingham,

  366, 368, 375, 385, 387, 392 Howard, Elizabeth Stafford, duchess

  of Norfolk, 13 Howard, Thomas II, 3rd duke of

  Norfolk, 12-13, *6, 23, 27,

  43-44, 50, 115

  Howard, Thomas III, 4th duke of Norfolk, 160, 190, 196, 202, 208, 210, 254, 257-59, 366

  conspiracies of, 243-44, 2 5 2 > 2 74

  execution of, 274, 314

  Mary Stuart engaged to, 235, 243

  power of, 243 Howard, William, 120, 122, 154 Howe, Margaret, 152 Huguenots, 298

  English support for, 206, 275 Huick, Dr., 78 humanism, Catholic, 56 Hunsdon, 40

  poaching at, 38-39 Hunsdon, Henry Carey, 1st Baron, 209, 216, 238

  death of, 403

  as military leader, 250-51, 372 Hunsdon, 2nd Baron, 403 hunting, 192, 226, 290, 291

  Elizabeth's enjoyment of, 192, 280, 290, 302, 403-4

  illegal, 38-39, 40

  at Kenilworth, 279, 280 Huntingdon, Henry Hastings, earl of,

  208, 216 Hussey, John, 32, 34

  II Schifanoya (Venetian ambassador),

  180 Indians, Spanish treatment of, 320 Innings Park, 40

  Inquisition, Spanish, 156, 320-21 Ireland:

  rebellions in, 318-19, 321, 340,

  381-82, 396, 404 Scottish aid to, 321 Spanish aid to, 381-82, 396,

  399-400, 404 Tyrone's rebellion in, 381-82, 396, 404 Isocrates, 76

  Italy, English manners influenced by, 230-31

  James I, king of England (James VI of Scotland), 388, 397-98, 403, 407

  birth of, 239

  marriage of, 406

  regency of, 240, 359

  succession claims of, 360-61, 363

  James V, king of Scotland, 17, 170 Jerningham, Henry, 119 Jesuit Order, 336 jewelry:

  of Elizabeth, 231, 276, 304, 305,

  389

  of Henry VIII, 393

  of {Catherine of Aragon, 13, 14

  men's, 228, 263, 382, 393

  royal, sale of, 393-94 Joash, king of Judah, 311 John of Gaunt, 279 jousting, 274, 404

 

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