The Polarisation of Elizabethan Politics

Preface Introduction: 'A playboy of the western world'? Part I. Into the Fateful Circle: 1585-92: 1. 'My lord of Essex' 2. 'Yowr sonne most ready to doe yowr service' 3. 'To whom muche is geven ...' Part II. The Quest for Greatness: 1593-7: 4. 'One of her Majestie's privy councillors' 5. 'Matters of intelligence' 6. 'The shepheard of Albion's Arcadia' 7. 'My lord of Essex and his men' 8. 'Your Majestie's creture and vassall' 9. 'Yf we lyved not in a cunning world ...' Conclusion: 'A greater worke then ever any gentleman' Bibliography

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