Hail to the Queen
Have you ever been in a time of total distress? Did you feel like you were at the end of your rope with no one to turn to? The best way to withdraw yourself from these struggling times is to receive the comfort from a mentor. Let me tell you about Queen Elizabeth and how she comforted her people in a fearful and depressing situation. After the attack of the Spaniards, although the English defeated them, the people of England still feared King Philip and his Spanish army, called the Armada (World Book Encyclopedia by Salvin, Arthur J. P. 239). Queen Elizabeth wrote and presented a speech to the soldiers assembled at Tilbury (Salvin, Arthur J. P. 239). The speech that gave the people of England courage and hope. This was the moment when Queen Elizabeth shown (The First Elizabeth by Erickson, Carolly p. 374-75). Elizabeth’s half-sister, Mary Tudor, was the former queen of England. Her mother, Catherine of Aragon, was a Catholic, and Mary was brought up with Catholic ways and tradition. When Mary inherited the throne, she was so determined to make Catholicism the state religion in her country the she persecuted Protestants all over England (Salvin, Arthur J. P. 238). Protestants were tied to a stake in the middle of th
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