Queen's Marys: a romance of Holyrood. London, 1892. [B.] SCOTT, SIR WALTER, Kenilworth. New York, Burt. Illustrative Material - Poetry. BANKS, JOHN, The Albion Queens: or, the death of Mary, Queen of Scots; a tragedy, in British Theatre, Bell, XXII. BURNS, ROBERT, Lament of Mary, Queen of Scots, on the Approach of Spring. Cumnor Hall, in EVANS, IV. Edom O'Gordon, in MAIDMENT, Ballads, I; FINLAY, I. HUGO, Victor, Amy Robsart, in his ŒŒuvres, Drame, V. JONES, HENRY, The Earl of Essex; a tragedy, in London Stage, III. LONGFELLOW, H. W., Sir Humphrey Gilbert. LYTTON, BULWER-, Mary Stuart and her Mourner, in his Poetical Works, ed. of 1852, I. MACAULAY, T. B., The Armada, in his Poetical Works, 141-145; Miscellaneous Works, IV. MASSEY, GERALD, Sir Richard Grenville's Last Fight, in his Poems, II. SCHILLER, FREDERICK, Mary Stuart, tr. SWINBURNE, A.G., Mary Stuart; a tragedy. London, Chatto, 1899. SECTION 46 Elizabeth (C), 1587–1603 Summary. War with Spain: attitude of the other powers; preparation of the Armada; Drake's expedition to Cadiz; plan of the Armada's attack; English preparations for resistance; comparison of the opposing navies; the fight up the Channel; further misfortunes of the Spaniards; English reprisals, and subsequent armadas; significance of the war. Domestic affairs: the Marprelate tracts; persecution of sectaries; parliamentary opposition to monopolies; a new generation of courtiers; treason of Essex; decline and death of Elizabeth. Sources-Individual Works. BURNET, Own Time, I, 6–12. CECIL, Letters. FOXE, Martyrs, Seymour ed., 1067-1074. HATTON, Correspondence (Camden Soc., 1878), I, 1-2. RALEIGH, SIR W., Guiana. RALEIGH, SIR W., The Revenge (Arber reprints), 16-32, 36–88, 90–96. Sources-Collections. ADAMS and STEPHENS, 325-326. Arber, English Garner, VII, 57–184; VIII, 341–350, 476–484; new ed., Stuart Tracts, 1603-1693, 1-10; cf. introd.; Voyages and Travels, 2 vols., passim. 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SECTION 47 State of Society, 1485–1603 Summary (see also the summaries of Sect. 38 ff.; especially 38, 39, 42, 45, 46). Trade: increase of English traders abroad; opposition to foreign merchants and shipping; changes in the routes of trade. – Industry: tillage versus sheep raising; improvements in agriculture; immigration of alien artisans and growth of manufactures; rise of prices and wages. Increased comfort and expenditure in living: houses and furniture; food; wine and tobacco; dress; festivities; royal progresses; pauperism and poor relief. — Literature, especially of the Elizabethan period: Wyatt, Surrey, Sidney, Spenser, Ascham, Lyly, Hooker, Camden, Holinshed, Hakluyt, Francis Bacon, Raleigh, Ben Jonson, Marlowe, Shakespeare. Sources-Individual Works. ASCHAM, The Scholemaster (Arber Reprints). CALVIN, Institutes, 2 vols. CELLINI, Autobiography. CHEKE, in STRYPE'S Life of, 189-218 (On Superstition). Customs of London, passim. ELYOT, Gouernour, 2 vols. FISH, Supplication for the Beggars. LUTHER, Life, from his Writings. LUTHER, Tabletalk. LYLY, Euphues, 33-207, 313-478. MACHIAVELLI, The Prince, 9–164; cf. introd., 5-8. MACHYN, Diary. MORE, Utopia, Lumby ed., Adams ed. STARKEY, England. STOW, London, Morley ed., Thoms ed. STUBBES, Anatomie of Abuses, Part II. WELWOOD, Memoirs, 1–19. Sources - Collections. ARBER, British Anthologies, II (Surrey and Wyatt), III (Spenser), IV (Shakespeare), passim. ARBER, English Garner, I, 20-23, 33-37, 46, 50-56, 130-137, 201-213, 299-309, 458-459; II, 11-29, 33-40, 61-70, 117–130, 141-168, 207-224, 265-268, 287-657; III, 11–31, 159–196, 225–268, 300-333, 368–394, 399–472; IV, 11-27; V, 11-13, 17-18, 87-136, 203–334, 487-560; VI, 11–28, 154–166; VII, 15-38; VIII, 111-116, 245-266, 369–398; new ed., Longer and Shorter Elizabethan Poems, whole vol., passim; Seventeenth Century Tracts, 1-162; cf. introd., vii-xxxii; Voyages and Travels, 2 vols., |