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Elizabethan England (1558-1603)

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The life and times of Queen Elizabeth I Accessible, interesting and well organised information about Elizabeth I.  This site is a perfect place to begin.  The Tudor challenge, requiring in depth Tudor knowledge would be a great classroom activity.  A First-rate site!
Life in Elizabethan England An excellent site, which should serve as a good point for any research.  Subtitled 'a Compendium of Common Knowledge'.  Splendid detail and presentation allow for in-depth research - yet don't go overboard!
Elizabethan England A brief summary of Elizabethan England from the 'Shakespeare Resource Center'.  A good overview, followed by a list of links for further information. 
Elizabeth I From the online edition of the Encylopaedia Britannica, the article on Elizabeth I.  A beneficial summary which does go into some depth.  Useful links within the article.
Elizabeth I From the superb TudorHistory.org, this site presents accessible information on Elizabeth I together with an image gallery and further Tudor & Elizabethan information.
Elizabeth I Luminarium Well presented and clear information about Elizabeth I.  Comprehensive listing of source material (both written and audio) together with an image gallery.
Elizabeth I A wide ranging site about all aspects of Elizabethan England.  All areas are covered extremely well and in exciting detail.  Text heavy nature of the site can make it hard going, but there is much of use here. 
Elizabeth I Biography and information on Elizabeth I from the Royal website.  With access to the Royal Collection, this page, in common with all others on the Queen's website, is accompanied by some splendid portrait images.
Speech against the Spanish Armada Useful source material from the Historyplace.  This page presents the actual text of Queen Elizabeth's speech against the Spanish Armada.  She spoke these words as she visited her troops as they prepared for battle.
A wife and two sons? An exhaustive site full of information.  This site, organised, and as lengthy as a book, puts forward in depth analysis into her marriage.  It examines the claims that she actually married the Earl of Leicester and had two sons 
Writing and speeches Collection of primary source material relevant to Elizabeth I.  Selections of the Queen's writings and speeches are listed.  A useful resource for research.
Good Queen Bess Taken directly from Churchill's History of the English Speaking People, this site provides quite a good summary of the problems Elizabeth faced.
Tudor & Elizabethan Links Excellent collection of links from the ElizabethI.org site.  Useful for research background detail to Elizabeth I (once you've used this site of course!)

 

 

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