The Birth of the Elizabethan Age England in

When Queen Elizabeth came to the throne, her subjects expected more of the political and religious confusion that had dominated the preceding decade. The 1550s had been a time of severe religious, economic, political and demographic crises and there was little hope that the 1560s would be much better. By 1570, however, England was firmly set on the course that would make the Elizabethan age one of the pivotal periods in English history.

Norman Jones is Professor of History at Utah State University and author of God and the Moneylenders (Blackwell, 1989).

List of Illustrations	p. vi
Abbreviations	p. ix
Preface	p. xi
Prologue	p. 1
In the Beginning: 1559	p. 4
The Unsettled Settlement of Religion	p. 17
Protestant Discontents	p. 48
Catholic Confusion	p. 66
Marriage	p. 87
Royal Marriage	p. 119
Family Values	p. 156
Carpe Diem	p. 191
Making a Living	p. 227
Epilogue	p. 260
Notes	p. 265
Suggestions for Further Reading	p. 287
Index	p. 291
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The Birth of the Elizabethan Age England in the 1560s

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