Annales the true and royall history of the famous empresse Elizabeth Queene of England France and Ireland &c. True faith's defendresse of diuine renowne and happy memory. Wherein all such memorable things as happened during hir blessed raigne ... are exactly described.

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Annales the true and royall history of the famous empresse Elizabeth Queene of England France and Ireland &c. True faith's defendresse of diuine renowne and happy memory. Wherein all such memorable things as happened during hir blessed raigne ... are exactly described.

Author

Camden, William, 1551-1623.

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London :: Printed [by George Purslowe, Humphrey Lownes, and Miles Flesher] for Beniamin Fisher and are to be sould at the Talbott in Pater Noster Rowe,

1625.

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Elizabeth -- I, -- Queen of England, 1533-1603 -- Early works to 1800.

Great Britain -- History -- Elizabeth, 1558-1603 -- Early works to 1800.

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Contents

• title page
• The explication of this Bookes FRONTISPICE.

• IH̄S

• illustration
• TO THE MOST August, most Sacred, and most excellent Maiesty of IAMES THE FIRST, Emperour of Great Britanne, king of France, Ireland and Virginia, defendor of the Faith.
• THE FRENCH Epistle dedicatory to His sacred Majesty of Great Britanne.
• dedication
• TO THE NOBLE AND VVEL-DISPOSED READER, indued with either of these rare Vertues, Iustice, Valour, Honour, Temperance, Magnanimity, Clemency, Truth, Liberality, Ciuility, and Courtesie; Health and happinesse in IESVS CHRIST.
• THE AVTHOR TO THE READER.
• ❧TO THE TRVE MIRROR AND PATTERNE OF PRINCES, THE MOST HIGH AND MIGHTY, CHARLES PRINCE OF GREAT BRITAINNE, &c.
• To the Highly Borne Princesse, Frances Duchesse Dowager of Richmond & Lenox.
  • AND To the noble Prince, her Cosin, Thomas Earle of Arundell & Surrey, Earle Marshall of England.
  • AND To the Illustrious fauourers of Vertue, true mirrors of Honour, and exact patternes of Nobilitie
    • William Earle of Hartford, &c, AND To the Noble Lady, Frances his Prince∣ly Countesse.
    • Edward Earle of Dorset, Baron of Buckhurst. AND To his noble sisters, the lady Anne Beau∣champ, And the Lady Ce∣cilia Compton.
    • Theophilus, Lord CLINTON, Earle of LINCOLN.
    • Thomas Earle of Suffolke, knight of the most honorable Order of the Garter.
    • Charles Earle of Notingham, Baron of Effingham.
    • Iohn Baron of Else∣mere Ʋiscont Brackley, Earle of Bridge-water.
    • William, Earle of Salisbury, &c. And William Earle of Excester, &c.
    • William Baron of Compton, Earle of Northampton.
  • To the no lesse Illustrious than Noble,
    • Henry Lord Cary, Baron of Hunsdon, Vis∣cont Rochford. AND The Noble Lady, E∣lizabeth Barkeley, now married to Sir Thomas Chamberlaine.
    • Rob. Lord Willough∣by of Eresby, Baron of Perke. AND Henry West, Baron de la Warre.
    • IOHN POVLET, Lord Saint Iohn Baron of Basing, heire apparant to the Lord Marquesse of Winchester, &c.
    • The truly Pious Lady Frances Wray, Countesse dowager of Warwicke. AND The Lady Eliza∣beth, daughter, and sole heire to Francis, Lord No∣rice, late Earle of Barkshire Viscount Thame, and Ba∣ron of Ricot; wife to the right Noble & worthy, Edward Wray, Esqu.
    • DVDLEY, Lord North, Baron of Kirtling, AND To the vertuous Lady, his only Si∣ster, the Lady Mary. Conningsby.
    • To the Honour of the right Worshipfull Sir Arthur Capell, & his noble Sons▪ AND The Nobly descēded Ralph Sadleir, Esquire; of Stan∣den in Hertford∣shire:
• A PREPARATION AND INTRODVCTION TO THE HISTORY.
• A TABLE OF THE CONTENTS of this matchlesse and famous HISTORIE. The first Booke.
  • year - 1558
  • year - 1559
  • year - 1560
  • year - 1561
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• A TABLE OF THE CONTENTS of this matchlesse and famous HISTORIE. The second Booke.
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  • year - 1571
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• THE CONTENTS Of this royall and fa∣mous HISTORY. THE THIRD BOOKE.
• THE HISTORIE OF THE MOST High, Mighty, and Inuincible Princesse, Queene ELIZABETH, of most happy and neuer-dying memory: OR ANNALLS Of all the most remarkable things that happened during her blessed Raigne ouer the Kingdomes of England and Ireland, &c.
  • The first yeere of her Raigne, Anno 1558.
  • THE SECOND YEERE OF HER RAIGNE. Anno Domini, 1559.
  • THE THIRD YEERE OF HER RAIGNE. Anno Domini, 1560.
    • TO OVR MOST DEARE DAVGHTER, IN CHRIST, ELIZABETH, Queene of ENGLAND.
  • THE FOVRTH YEERE OF HER RAIGNE. Anno Domini, 1561.
  • THE FIFTH YEERE OF HER RAIGNE. Anno Domini, 1562.
  • THE SIXTH YEERE OF HER RAIGNE. Anno Domini, 1563.
  • THE SEVENTH YEERE OF HER RAIGNE. Anno Domini, 1564.
  • THE EIGHTH YEERE OF HER RAIGNE. Anno Domini, 1565.
  • THE NINTH YEERE OF HER RAIGNE. Anno Domini, 1566.
  • THE TENTH YEERE OF HER RAIGNE. Anno Domini 1567.
  • THE ELEVENTH YEERE OF Her Reigne. Anno Dom. 1568.
  • THE TWELFTH YEERE OF Her Reigne. Anno Dom. 1569.
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• To my Noble and wel-deseruing Friend,
• To the worthy Patternes of true Nobilitie, and Noble Fauourers of LEARNING. Theophilus, Lord Ho∣ward, of Walden, Heire apparent to the Earle∣dome of Suffolke.This Noble Fa∣mily was ho∣noured with the dignity of Lord Howard of Walden, by Queene Eliz. The Lady Elizabeth, Vicountesse of Waling∣ford, his noble and vertu∣ous Sister.Oliuer, Lord St. Iohn, Baron of BLETSO.Lady Dorothy St. IOHN Countesse of BATH, his Right honourable sister.Their most an∣cient House was honoured with the title of Ba∣ron of Bleso, by Qu. Eliz. As also, this noble Coun∣tesses Hus∣bands Prede∣cessor, was also graced with the Earle∣dome of Bath, by her MA∣IESTIE. George,This Noble Lord is most highly borne from a most Honourable bloud, being by his Father-side descended from the illustrious Lord William, Berkeley, Earle of Nottingham, Vicount Berke∣ley, of Berkeley-Castell, and also Lord Marquis of Berkeley, Earle Marshall of England. Lord Berke∣ley, Baron of Berke∣ley-Castell.And the most learned Lady, An illustrious Branch of the Noble House of the Caries, created Baron of Honsdon, by Qu Elizabeth. Elizabeth Berk∣ley, his Most No∣ble Mother.The Lord Mount-ioy Blunt, Baron of Mount-ioy.Descended fro Charles Blunt Earle of Deuon∣shire, Lord Deputy and Lieutenant of Ireland, a braue valiant Nobleman, who expulsed the Spaniards there, and compelled the Irish Rebells to submission: he was created Baron of Mount-ioy by Queene Elizabeth. SIR Fulke Knighted by Queeene Eli∣zabeth at Kil∣lingworth. Greuill Baron of Beauchams-Court, and Lord Brooke.
• THE HISTORIE OF THE MOST High, Mighty, and Inuincible Prin∣cesse, Queene ELIZABETH, of most happy and neuer-dying memory: OR ANNALLES Of all the most remarkable things that happened during her blessed Raigne ouer the Kingdomes of England and Jreland, &c.
  • The 13. yeere of her Raigne, Anno 1570.
    • THE SENTENCE Declaratory of the Holy Father Pope Pius the Fifth, against ELIZABETH the pretended Queene of England, and those Here∣tiques adhering to her: And finally, all such as obey her, to be insnared in the same.
  • THE FOVRETEENTH YEERE OF Her Reigne. Anno Dom. 1571.
    • The Royall Exchange.
  • THE FIFTEENTH YEERE OF Her Reigne. Anno Dom. 1572.
  • THE SIXTEENTH YEERE OF Her Reigne. Anno Dom. 1573.
  • THE SEVENTEENTH YEERE OF Her Reigne. Anno Dom. 1574.
  • THE EIGHTEENTH YEERE OF Her Reigne. Anno Dom. 1575.
  • THE NINETEENTH YEERE OF Her Reigne. Anno Dom. 1576.
  • THE TVVENTIETH YEERE OF Her Reigne. Anno Dom. 1577.
  • THE ONE AND TVVENTIETH YEERE OF Her Reigne. Anno Dom. 1578.
  • THE TWO AND TVVENTIETH YEERE OF Her Reigne. Anno Dom. 1579.
  • THE THREE AND TVVENTIETH YEERE OF Her Reigne. Anno Dom. 1580.
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• To the euery way Noble, and accomplished with all vertues, Sir EDVVARD CONVVAY, the Kings Secretary of State.Sir WILLIAM HARVEY, Lord HARVEY, Baron of Rosse.Sir ORACE VERE.Sir ARTHVR THROCKMORTON.Sir ROBERT MAVNCELL.Sir FRANCIS POPHAM.Sir WILLIAM MOVNSON.Sir RICHARD WESTON.
• THE HISTORIE OF THAT EVER Most blessed and Glorious Empresse, Queene ELIZABETH of happy renowne and matchlesse Fame. OR ANNALLS Of all such things of note as hapned du∣ring her happy Reigne, as well in England, France, Ireland, as Scotland, Spaine, Italy, Germa∣ny, and the Netherlands. The third Booke, and the foure and twen∣tieth yeere of her Raigne, Anno MDLXXXI.
  • THE FIVE AND TWENTIETH YEERE of Her Raigne. Anno Dom. M.D.LXXXII.
  • THE SIXE AND TWENTIETH YEERE of Her Raigne. Anno Dom. M.D.LXXXIII.
  • THE SEVEN AND TWENTIETH YEERE of Her Raigne. Anno Dom. M.D.LXXXIV.
  • THE EIGHT AND TWENTIETH YEERE of Her Raigne. Anno Dom. M.D.LXXXV.
  • THE NINE AND TWENTIETH YEERE of Her Raigne. Anno Dom. M.D.LXXXVI.
  • THE NINE AND TWENTIETH YEARE OF HER RAIGNE, ANNO DOM. M.D.LXXXVII.
  • THE THIRTIETH and most maruelous yere of her Reigne, the euer-remembred Yeere of the Lord. Anno Dom. 1588.
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• To the READER.