''Elizabeth, Virgin Queen'', examines the mythology around the name for which she is perhaps most remembered. Were Elizabeth's suitors and favourites really just innocent intrigues? Are the rumours of Elizabeth's illegitimate children true? Was the 'Virgin Queen' image a carefully thought out piece of Tudor propaganda?--Cover.
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Elizabeth-the early years. The young Elizabeth
The Seymour Affair, 1547-49
The first child? The Bisham babies ; Hester Harington ; Hugh Bethell
The discreet princess, 1549-58
Elizabeth-the Queen. The new queen, 1558-59
The great love, 1559-60
The Amy Robsart Scandal, 1560-63
Politics or love?, 1564-82
Gloriana, 1582-1603
Robert Dudley's alleged child. Introduction
The case of Sir Francis Bacon
The case of Arthur Dudley
The case of John Harington
The case of Robert Devereux
Conclusion: Virgin Queen or secret mother?
Endnotes
Family trees
Index.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. 313-319) and index.
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