QUEEN

d. at Green wich, ives | 1533, d. 1603; queen of pens 1658- elf- | 1608; daughter of Henry and Anne ren | Boleyn; was brought up as # Protestant; and | became a a cla ical scholar under Roger am; remained unmarried,, 6.| though hor hand was sought by the kings, ls} of Franco and Spain; her wes,ost | marred hy 4 sares of plots Ey Homan of | Oatholics to seat on the Throne ons Mary, Queen of Scots, whom she executed ti,” | in 1587. The ery eS saw tbe and | defeat of the Spanish Her reign epwas one of enterprise and intellectual e| activity, and the spirit of the time was ted reflected in the character of the Queen. be | were controlled iy areal ann the | were contro y great | of | and she put the interests of the State before rte, — pecocs desires. or Eco i Ee, [s. 133]