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Proclamation Of Accession (1558).--the Quene's Majestie's Passage (1559).--proclamation For Peace Between England, France, And Scotland (1559).--homily On Obedience (1559).--declaration To Aid France (1562).--proclamation Against Hostilities To The French (1564).--proclamation Against The Traffic In Spanish Countries (1568).--proclamation Against The Earl Of Northumberland And His Accomplices In Rebellion (1569).--the Offices Of Excester [exeter] (1584).--a Discoverie Of The Treasons Attempted By Francis Throckemorton (1584).--the Earle Of Northumberland's Treasons (1585).--a Declaration Of The Causes To Give Aide In The Lowe Countries (1585).--the Copie Of A Letter To The Earle Of Leycester[on Mary Queen Of Scots] (1586).--the Miraculous Victory Atchieved By The English Fleete... Upon The Spanish Huge Armada (1598).--the Honorable Voyage Unto Cadiz, 1596 (1598).--proclamation On Sending Over The Army Into Ireland (1599).--proclamation On The Seizure Of The Earls Of Essex, Rutland, And Others For Their Rebellion (1601).--queene Elizabeth's Speech To Her Last Parliament (1601).--a Letter From A Souldier Of Good Place In Ireland (1602).--selective Bibliography (p. [389]-391). Newly Edited, With Introductions, By Arthur F. Kinney.
This volume investigates the political, social, and military climate of Elizabethan England through a curated collection of primary source documents. Arthur F. Kinney, a scholar of Renaissance literature and history, provides critical introductions to these texts to contextualize the shifting priorities of the English state. The collection serves as a foundational resource for understanding the rhetoric and administrative mechanisms employed during the reign of Elizabeth I.
What You Will Find
This collection is regarded as a standard reference for students and scholars seeking direct access to the administrative language of the sixteenth century. The inclusion of Kinney's editorial introductions provides necessary historical scaffolding for readers navigating these complex, archaic texts.
Page Count:
412
Publication Date:
1975-01-01
Publisher:
Shoe String Pr Inc
ISBN-10:
0208014241
ISBN-13:
9780208014245
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