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York  \u003Cbr>(r.1485-1509)  \u003Cbr>Mary  \u003Cbr>Arthur =Catherine 1)=Henry VIII  \u003Cbr>Margaret  \u003Cbr>(r.1509-1547)  \u003Cbr>of Aragon  \u003Cbr>=  \u003Cbr>3)Jane  \u003Cbr>2)Anne  \u003Cbr>4)Ann 5)Catherine 6)Catherine  \u003Cbr>Parr  \u003Cbr>Boleyn  \u003Cbr>Seymour of Cleves Howard  \u003Cbr>Mary I  \u003Cbr>EdwardVI  \u003Cbr>(r.1553-581  \u003Cbr>(r.1547-53)  \u003Cbr>ELIZABETHI  \u003Cbr>(r.1558-1603)   |\n| --- |\n\nElizabeth's parents,Henry VHI and AmeBoleyu.Tlre portraitby Holbei,of whichthis picture of the Kingis a copy,was paintedin 1536.He was thenaged 45.Ae,wuowas probably elevenyears you1ger thanHenry,was crowedQueen on 1 June 1533and executed inthe Tower on19May 1536.  \n\n| Important dates in Queen Elizabeth's life  \u003Cbr>7 September,Elizabeth born.  \u003Cbr>1533  \u003Cbr>Anne Boleyn beheaded.  \u003Cbr>1536  \u003Cbr>Henry VIII dies,Edward succeeds.  \u003Cbr>1547  \u003Cbr>Edward dies,Mary Tudor succeeds.  \u003Cbr>1553  \u003Cbr>17 November Elizabeth proclaimed Queen.  \u003Cbr>1558  \u003Cbr>Elizabeth nade head of the Church of England.  \u003Cbr>1559  \u003Cbr>Hawkins and Drake initiate slave-trading voyages to  \u003Cbr>1562  \u003Cbr>America.  \u003Cbr>Sir William Cecil raised to peerage as Baron Burghley.  \u003Cbr>1571  \u003Cbr>1577-8o Drake circumnavigates the world.  \u003Cbr>Execution of Mary Queen of Scots.  \u003Cbr>1587  \u003Cbr>The Spanish Armada is defeated.  \u003Cbr>1588  \u003Cbr>Ralegh's first expedition to South America.  \u003Cbr>1595-61  \u003Cbr>Essex executed as a traitor.  \u003Cbr>1601  \u003Cbr>24 March,Elizabeth dies.  \u003Cbr>1603   |\n| --- |\n\nFRONT COVER:Elizabeth I,theErnine Porirait,1585.The portrait byNiclrolas Hilliard,isat Hatfiehl House.Ermne was thesymbol of royalty,and tlhe goll crown itwears representspurity.Black andwluite were Elizabetlt'sfavourite colours.  \n# OPPOSITE:\n\nQueen ElizabethConfounding theGoddesses,byEworth,1569.Thisallegorical portraitshows Juno,Atheuaand Veus,representing ajesty,wisdomand beauty,confouded at theapproach of Elizabethwho is more powerfulwiser aud morebeautiful tlan they.  \n0  \nQUEENELIZABETHI  \nOne ofthe great achievements of Elizabeth I was thatshe lived to die a natural death in an age whe 1y ofher royal coutemporaries met umtimely cnds.Despiteher sex she established and maintained her authorityand won the hearts and affections ofher peopleGloriama reigned in dazzling majesty over ain excitingnew age ofexploration,discovery,artisticbrilliance,architectural achievement and foreign coquest.  \nRIGHT:  \nTlre yomg Elizabetli.This is tle earliestideutifiable portrait ofElizabetl,probablypainted in about1546,tle last year ofler fatluer's reigi,wlien slie was 13.Tleyong princess'ssclrolarly interests areclearly suggested bytlie books at her elbowand iu lterlaud.  \nRIGHT:  \nElizabethi's lnalf-sister  \nMary,daughter of  \nHeury VHH andCatlrerine of Aragon.Born in 1516,slre waslreir presHmptive 1mtillrer parents separated.She sIrcceededlierbrother in 1553anddied cliildless fivcyears later.PaintingbyHans Ewortli.  \nPrincess Elizabeth  \nElizabeth's mother was Anne Boleyn;her father Henry VIII.On 7 Septem-ber 1533,in the royal manor house atGreenwich,Queen Anne was brought to bed.The letter to the King announcing the birth ofa prince had already been written and signed.How bitterly then must Elizabeth have dis-appointed both her parents.  \nBesides the fact of her gender,anotherimportant influence in shaping the charac-ter of the future queen was the loneliness andisolation in which she spent so many of herearlier years.Of course in that age royal chil-dren could expect to see little of their par-ents,but Elizabeth saw less than most.Christened in the church of the FranciscanObservants at Greenwich,with Cranmer forher godfather,she was,at the age of threemonths,given her own establishment at Hat-field which became from then until her acces-sion to the throne her principal residence.But even as 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