Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth 2 Volume Set
Lucy Aikin (1791–1864) was a prolific writer of educational and historical works. She was a highly educated woman, influenced by her aunt, the educationalist and writer Anna Laetitia Barbauld. First published in 1818 and subsequently reprinted, Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth focuses on the art, literature, manners and morals of the period, with brief biographies of important individuals. Drawing on published sources rather than archival material, it is a clear and readable narrative that reveals the author's critical insight. This social and personal rather than political approach to history was shared by many nineteenth-century women writers, who stressed the role of women in history, rather than relegating them to the sidelines as most male historians did. For more information on this author, see http://orlando.cambridge.org/public/svPeople?person_id=aikilu
Product details
October 2010Multiple copy pack
9781108019132
1028 pages
216 × 141 × 60 mm
1.41kg
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Table of Contents
- Volume 1: Preface
- 1. 1533 to 1536
- 2. 1536 to 1542
- 3. 1542 to 1547
- 4. 1547 to 1549
- 5. 1549 to 1553
- 6. 1553 and 1554
- 7. 1554 and 1555
- 8. 1555 to 1558
- 9. 1558 and 1559
- 10. 1559
- 11. 1560
- 12. 1560
- 13. 1561
- 14. 1561 to 1565
- 15. 1565 and 1566
- 16. 1567 and 1568
- 17. 1568 to 1570. Volume 2:
- 18. 1571 to 1573
- 19. 1573 to 1577
- 20. 1577 to 1582
- 21. 1582 to 1587
- 22. 1587 and 1588
- 23. From 1588 to 1591
- 24. From 1591 to 1593
- 25. From 1593 to 1597
- 26. 1595 to 1598
- 27. 1597 and 1598
- 28. 1599 to 1603
- On the domestic architecture of the reign of Elizabeth
- Index.