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The Imperial Policy of Elizabeth, From the State Papers, Foreign and Domestic

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 February 2009

Extract

We have heard a good deal of late years about the Imperial policy of Elizabeth. By some it has been extolled for its success in enabling the nation at first to steer clear of, and at last to brave openly, the hostility of Catholic Europe. By others its example has been deprecated not for its inherent defects, but because it is unsuitable to our own times; yet there does not seem to be any sufficient reason why, on the one hand, it should receive from us the praise that was denied to it by far less discerning contemporaries; or, again, why it should not be deemed as inapplicable to this particular age as to any other in which it has been tried and found wanting.

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Copyright © Royal Historical Society 1886

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page 208 note 1 J. Knox, First Blast.

page 208 note 2 Burleigh to Herle, July 18, 1587 (State Papers, Domestic).

page 208 note 3 July 18, ibid.

page 210 note 1 Note of Jan. 29, 1559, relative to France and Spain (S. P. For.).

page 210 note 2 Cecil to Throgmorton, May 14, 1559. Throgmorton to Cecil, July 4, 1559. In the letter we read: ‘The suspicion of the dealing of the French toward England daily increases,’ i.e. in Scotland (S. P. For.).

page 211 note 1 Cecil to the Queen, Dec. 1559. Lansdowne MSS., 102, i. Bacon to Cecil, June 17, 1560 (S. P. For.).

page 212 note 1 Memorial of the Council to the Queen, May 5, 1560 (S. P. Dom.).

page 212 note 2 Resolution of the Scotch Lords of Parliament, Aug. 16, 1560 (Scott. Eliz., v. 10, I.). Randolph to Cecil, Sept. 23, 1560 (Ibid. v. 31). The Queen to the Scottish Ambassadors, Dec. 8, 1560 (Ibid. v. 51).

page 213 note 1 The Council to the Lord Warden ot the Cinque Ports and Captains of the Isle of Wight and Portsmouth, Oct. 25, 1560 (S. P. Dom.).

page 213 note 2 Cobham to Cecil, Oct. 24, 1560 (S. P. Dom.).

page 215 note 1 Knollys to Cecil, July 27 and 28, 1563 (S. P. Dom.).

page 215 note 2 Dated Aug. 1, 1563.

page 215 note 3 Robert Dudley to the Queen, Aug. 7, 1563 (S. P. Dom.).

page 216 note 1 Proclamation, Jan. 10, 1564 (S. P. Dom.).

page 216 note 2 Randolph, to Cecil, , 03 21, 1566 (Scotl. Eliz., xii. 39)Google Scholar.

page 216 note 3 Act of the Secret Council of Scotland, 12 4, 1567 (Scotl. Eliz., xiv. 93)Google Scholar

page 217 note 1 Norris to Cecil, Aug. 27, 1568 (S. P. For.).

page 219 note 1 Walsingham to Sir T. Smith, Aug. 10, 1572 (S. P. For.).

page 219 note 2 R. Lane to Burgomasters of Nieuport, Aug. 18, 1572 (Ibid.). Memorial, June 3, 1572 (Ibid.).

page 219 note 3 Gilbert to Burghley, Sept. 6, 1572 (S. P. For.).

page 221 note 1 Ordinance for the Inquisition to be observed by strangers, Oct. 27, 1576 (Ibid); Cobham to Walsingham (Ibid.) and March, 1576. (Ibid.)

page 221 note 2 The Queen to Monsieur, March, 1576 (Ibid.).

page 222 note 1 Depositions of Mistress Katherine Aschyly, Feb. 2 and 4, 1549 (S. P. Dom.).

page 223 note 1 Sir Chr. Hatton and Leicester to Elizabeth, Aug. 7, 1573, and Sept. 4, 1575, &c. (S. P. Dom.).

page 224 note 1 Cecil and Leicester to Hertford. She had been moved to her uncle's house on account of the plague. March 18 and 22, 1564 (S. P. Dom.).

page 225 note 1 Nicholas Udall, head-master of Westminster and author of Ralph Roister-Doister.

page 225 note 2 Libel respecting the case of Briant the Jesuit. T. Norton to Walsingham, March 27, 1582 (S. P. Dom.).

page 226 note 1 S. P. Dom. (undated) 1584 (?), vol. 175, No. 28.

page 226 note 2 Ibid. 1585 (?).

page 226 note 3 Ibid. May 4, 1585.

page 226 note 4 Ibid. Feb. 8, 1585.

page 227 note 1 Randolph to Davidson, Jan. 29, 1583 (S. P. Dom.).

page 227 note 2 Oct. 10, 1584, and Jan. 11, 1585 (S. P. Dom.).

page 227 note 3 Cornelius Lannoy. He thoroughly duped Elizabeth, though detected by Burghley. See Lannoy to the Queen, March 13, 1567 (S. P. Dom.), and Cecil's Diary, Feb. 10 previous.

page 228 note 1 Windebank to Walsingham, May 1, 1585 (S. P. Dom.).

page 228 note 2 Leicester, Aug. 28, 1585 (S. P. Dom.).

page 228 note 3 Sir Philip Sidney, Oct. 12, 1586 (S. P. Dom.).

page 229 note 1 Oct. 28 and 31, 1566 (S. P. Dom.).

page 230 note 1 Sept. 16, 1567, and Dec. 19, 1568 (S. P. Dom.).

page 230 note 2 May 11, 1580 (S. P. Dom.).

page 230 note 3 Nov. 8, 1580 (S. P. Dom.).

page 230 note 4 Nov. 14, 1580 (S. P. Dom.).

page 230 note 5 Undated, 1580 (S. P. Dom., vol. 146, No. 12).

page 230 note 6 Ibid. No. 11.

page 230 note 7 Ibid. No. 73.

page 231 note 1 Walsingham to Burghley, June 19, 1588 (S. P. Dom.).

page 231 note 2 Ibid. April, 1584. Hawkins to Burghley.

page 231 note 3 Ibid. Howard to Walsingham, June 19, 1588.

page 231 note 4 Ibid. Feb. 1, 1588.

page 231 note 5 Ibid. Howard to Burghley, April 8, 1588.

page 232 note 1 Ibid. May 28, 1588.

page 232 note 2 Howard to Walsingham, Aug. 23, 1588.

page 232 note 3 Howard to the Queen, Aug. 22, 1588 (S. P. Dom.).