Queens Preface

Foreword The book "Reform of the Middle Ages and the British Queen" is based on the facts of Norman, Planta, the Tudor dynasty from the Norman conquest of 1066 to the death of Elizabeth I in 1603. Among the 32 biographies summarized here are four princesses who tried to rule or rule in their own way. These queen rulers are Emma Matilda, Mrs Jane Gray, Queen Mary I and Queen Elizabeth I. They are paying the same attention in previous works (2005) of writers who live in the UK, same as men.

This poem was dedicated to Elizabeth I. Elizabeth I played the role of Fairy Queen Gloriana and Bellefobe in the poem. Spencer added Sonnets to the poem and devoted it to Sir Christopher Hatton, Sir Burley, Count Oxford, Count County Abbey, Count Cumberland, Essex Count, Deep O E, Earl and Ossori, Admiral Charles Howard, Hensden Sir, Wilton's Greton, Lord Buckhurst, Sir Francis Worthingham, Sir John Norris, Countess Pentrock Walter Sir Lee (with her brothers Sir Sidney Sidney) and Mrs. Karoo

In a letter to Spearer's Sir Walter Rowley in 1590, Spencer contains a preface to "Fairy Quinn" which describes the allegorical expression of virtue in King Arthur's wonderful "Fairy Land" I will. This letter is presented as a preface to the epic in most published versions and outlines the plans for 24 books. Twelve of them exhibited 12 "public virtues" centered on King Arthur. Although the influence of Thomas Aquinas and the tradition of the medieval allegory can be observed, Spencer raised Aristotle as a source of these virtues. Since the credibility of the prediction made in his letter to Raleigh is not absolute, it is difficult to predict how this work will be done, as the first Faculty Quinn appeared in 1590. Many differences from the plan. Publication