The Identity of Elizabeth
The Identity of Elizabeth
(a) Documents The next matter with which we have to deal is regarding the identity of Elizabeth. This needs (if necessary) a consideration…
The Identity of Elizabeth: Grace
In 1536, when Elizabeth was but three years old, Lady Bryan, the "Lady-mistress" of both Mary and her half-sister, wrote from Hunsdon to…
The Identity of Elizabeth: Henry
Testimony is borne according to Leti to the good qualities of the Princess Elizabeth in these early years, by the affectionate regard in…
The Identity of Elizabeth: Catherine
The points which we should do well to note here are its plain form of expression, and its entire absence of personal affection. The latter…
The Identity of Elizabeth: Roger
If this letter means anything at all-which in the case of such a man as Roger Ascham is not to be doubted it means that Mrs. Ashley, then…
The Identity of Elizabeth: Bisley
The task which would have followed-which did follow if the Bisley story is true-would have been vastly greater. If the imposture escaped…
The Identity of Elizabeth: Seymour
Mr. Mumby writing about Mrs. Ashley's "Confession" and of the horse-play between Elizabeth and Lord Seymour (whom Queen Catherine had…