Titlebook: Eminent Elizabethans; A. L. Rowse Book 1983 A. L. Rowse 1983 Britain.history

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2832-6a daughter of Anne Boleyn by Henry VIII, he was a son of Anne’s elder sister Mary, but not by the King. The father of these two girls was Sir Thomas Boleyn, a prominent official at Henry’s Court, Treasurer of the Household, his wife a lady-in-waiting to Queen Catherine — so the girls may be said to

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2832-6a daughter of Anne Boleyn by Henry VIII, he was a son of Anne’s elder sister Mary, but not by the King. The father of these two girls was Sir Thomas Boleyn, a prominent official at Henry’s Court, Treasurer of the Household, his wife a lady-in-waiting to Queen Catherine — so the girls may be said to have been in the line of fire.

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Father Parsons the Jesuit,persistent and internationally famous enemy. Whatever he failed to achieve by his astonishing life’s work of writing, teaching, political intrigue, he certainly was a European figure in his time, moving easily and dealing with kings and princes, cardinals and popes.

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Bess of Hardwick: Builder and Dynast,ts, with both of whom she was intimately acquainted over years. She was the grandest woman builder England has ever known, having built the new Hardwick Hall — loveliest of Elizabethan houses — as well as largely rebuilt the old Hall there; she also built the contemporary Chatsworth, a splendid hous

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Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford,upcoming men, some of them at the very top, like the Bacons and Cecils — the Boleyns themselves, from whom the Queen descended, were a new family — the Oxford earldom stood out as the oldest in the land. He was the premier earl and, as hereditary Lord Great Chamberlain, took place on the right hand