Queen Elizabeth enjoyed his 8. very much. He 9. at the age of fifty-two. He is famous around the 10. .相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 1.根据read和and there was a passage about him.可知此处指报纸。 3.他生于1564年,但我不知道确切的日期。 5.
Elizabeth and bring her to Estonia to live with her but, she would not dare do anything that would have robbed her child of the opertunity to one day be queen. The day had come and she was not about to miss it. Anne had spoke to Natassa about it and with her help would return ...
根据第二段第二句Due to Elizabeth's royal position as queen and the duties that she mush uphold,it is no wonder that she would be suitable to her position on the throne.(由于伊丽莎白作为女王的皇家地位和她必须坚持的责任,难怪她会适合她的王位。)可知,她必须把责任置于爱情之上,选项B符合题意,故...
“Hey Diddle Diddle, The Cat and the Fiddle”, is thought to originate with Queen Elizabeth. The cat is Queen Elizabeth, who was known to greatly enjoy dancing to the fiddle at Whitehall Palace (throughout her reign). The moon is said to represent the Earl of Walsingham (who she skipped...
Robert Browning wrote during the reign of Queen Victoria (who ruled England from 1831 to 1901), a time of massive scientific, societal, and religious upheavals. Considered a literary Golden Age, the Victorian era saw writers grappling with vast shifts in the religious, moral, and class structur...
Elizabethan Era: a literary period that lasted through the years of Queen Elizabeth’s reign, from 1558 to 1603. Georgian Poetry: a poetic movement in England that lasted from 1910 to 1936 during the reign of George V.Other Resources Read...
” However, she is also described as having a sweet and graceful demeanor, which adds a touch of femininity to her powerful presence. This figure is likely a representation of Queen Elizabeth I, who is believed to have descended from the Welsh royal line of Cadwaladr. The divine lady is ...
The powerful Elizabeth I was on the throne, and Britain was both a formidable military power and a literary treasure house, boasting writers like Shakespeare, Spenser, and Marlowe. But the great "Virgin Queen" died without children in 1603, and her successor, James VI and I of Scotland and...
TheFaerieQueeneisnotableforitsform;ItwasthefirstworktobewrittenusingSpenserianstanzas. Itisanallegoricalwork,writteninpraiseofQueenElizabethI.Largelysymbolic,thepoemfollowsseveral knightsinanexaminationofseveralvirtues. TheFaerieQueenefoundpoliticalfavorwithElizabethIandwasconsequentlyasuccess,totheextentthatit becameSpen...
of Lancaster and House of York were united at the end of the Wars of the Roses. Henry Tudor or Henry VII descended the throne of England in 1485. From then on, the Tudor period started and it ended in 1603 with Queen Elizabeth’s death. The nursery rhyme became famous in this period...