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Queen Elizabeth I Queen Elizabeth the first was a very controversial figure during her time. During her childhood,  her mother was wrongly accused and killed. Her father then married many more and also they disappeared. Through all of this she still became Queen. When she took over her country was in ruins and on the verge of war. The two other major powers were on either side of England and could easily defeat the country with ease. She managed to get through this though with many forms of deception

Mary, Queen of the Scots Journal Entry #65 My cousin, the Queen of England, Elizabeth I, has had me imprisoned for the last 19 years. I am to be executed for corresponding with Anthony Babington who has been plotting to kill Elizabeth. I chose to write my life, my story, in a measly journal so that whosoever lands upon it my see how I, Mary, Queen of Scots, portray it. I have lived it, so only my Creator knows it better than I. The only child of James V of Scotland and his French-born wife Mary

ELIZABETH I. AGAINST THE SPANISH ARMADA. 1588 This oration is both a political speech and a narrative text. It was given by Queen Elizabeth the 1st of England on august the 9th of 1588 to her troops at Tilbury, Essex. The purpose and intention of this speech was to support and motivate her soldiers just before they go off to battle to face in those days what was known as to be one of the greatest powers in all of Europe the Spanish Armada. Led by Phillip II of Spain and the Duke of Parma (his nephew)

Queen Elizabeth I ruled England during a turbulent time in its history. She was beset on all sides by those who wished to take her throne for themselves, whether it be through marriage or outright treason. With these threats, as well as the unstable political atmosphere across much of Europe, Elizabeth I could not afford for others to see her as weak. Although she distances herself from the stereotypes of women at the time, and even paints herself as a masculine figure to give herself an aura of

. . . . Numeral Two . . . . . . . . The White Queen . . . . Deserwrath, Rubialle The capital city of Rubialle, home of the Deserwrath Palace and Sheildell Royal Family. Despite the ever-present scarlet sand and desertous terrain across the kingdom, Deserwrath is a center of life in the desolate kingdom due to its impressive silk merchants and fascination with bright colors and jovial festivals every coming season. Also a port city, it is frequented by touring royals of other kingdoms to witness

Did you know Mary Queen of Scots, father died when she was only a week old? Mary Queen of Scots was born December 8th, 1542 at Linlithgow Palace in Scotland. Her mother was Mary of Guise who was French woman. Her father James V of Scotland, died to what has been thought of as grief or an ordinary fever. Prior to his death, his army was defeated at the Battle of Solway Moss. The grief aspect may have been from that treacherous loss. Mary became Queen at a very young age. In fact she was only about

PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT UTEP Dinner Theatre A Theatre Report by Thomas Sanchez. (Tue/Thu 12-1:20) On Oct. 5, 2016 I attended the UTEP Dinner Theatre’s performance of Priscilla Queen of The Desert. Which is based on a book and movie by Stephan Elliott and Allen Scott. The play’s overall theme revolves around the lives of performing show business Drag Queens, and the overall concept of human understanding. The play was produced and directed by Gregory L. Taylor, and performed by a hulled cast

Queen Mab’s speech in Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare was the fairies Midwife who was akin to the tooth fairy, except she was in the dealings of love, not teeth. Queen Mab’s speech was told by Mercutio to Romeo. According to Mercutio, Mab rode around in a tiny chariot that was a hazel nut. She was essentially an annoying fly who messes around with one’s dreams. The Mab speech is obviously foreshadowing for both the future and the past This speech is foreshadowing for not only Romeo and Juliet

establish order. This common question has been prominent throughout time, and has been debated in government and society. The debate in how society should establish order regularly results in contrasting opinions. In the essay "The Myth of the Ant Queen," by Steven Johnson, and in the excerpt “The Code of Hammurabi” from Society and Law in Ancient Babylonia, two distinct approaches to establishing order in society are discussed. I believe that through strict reinforcements, order in society can be

her as queen Latifah, was born on March 18, 1970, in Newark Jersey. She was said to be full of energy and loved to bang on pots and boxes, unlike most girls, she wasn’t interested in frilly clothes. As she grew older she started to get more into rap, R&B , business and acting. Queen Latifah, or Dana Elaine Owens, should be recognized for being a role model for African- American women, having many talents of acting, rapping, singing and business and starring some inspirational movies. Queen Latifah