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Queen Elizabeth of England
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The Elizabethan era is in reference to the 45 years that Queen Elizabeth ruled.Queen Elizabeth = queen of England and Ireland from 1558 to 1603
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Higher up, there are many lights on in Queen Elizabeth Hospital. (source)Queen Elizabeth = queen of England who restored Protestantism to England (1533-1603)
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In New York, he was taken aboard the Queen Elizabeth to sail for England.† (source)
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It was an intensive care cubicle in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.† (source)
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This is why, today, real power has passed from reigning monarchs to constitutional assemblies, making royals such as Queen Elizabeth mere symbols of national unity.† (source)
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She was Debutante of the Year, and at her wedding she wore an exact replica of the gown Queen Elizabeth II had worn at her wedding.† (source)
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Let's imagine for the moment that you're taking a world cruise, on the Queen Elizabeth 2, say.† (source)Queen Elizabeth = queen of England who restored Protestantism to England (1533-1603)
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He had been Queen Elizabeth's personal magician.† (source)Queen Elizabeth's = belonging to the queen of England who restored Protestantism to England (1533-1603)
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Since hosting the coronation of William the Conqueror on Christmas Day in 1066, the dazzling sanctuary has witnessed an endless procession of royal ceremonies and affairs of state—from the canonization of Edward the Confessor, to the marriage of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, to the funerals of Henry V, Queen Elizabeth I, and Lady Diana.† (source)Queen Elizabeth I = queen of England who restored Protestantism to England (1533-1603)
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In the poem's past, Queen Elizabeth and the Earl of Leicester carry on their dalliance on the water, but their modern counterparts are merely sordid and seedy.† (source)
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If Queen Elizabeth's crew of thugs come chasing after, we hid whoever needed hiding in snug little spots like this—priest holes.† (source)Queen Elizabeth's = belonging to the queen of England who restored Protestantism to England (1533-1603)
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Dr. John Dee was Court Magician during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I in England.† (source)Queen Elizabeth I = queen of England who restored Protestantism to England (1533-1603)
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In the hush that ensued he would announce gravely that the Department of Agriculture—he had a letter—credited their fair island with producing America's Finest Strawberry, or that King George and Queen Elizabeth, on a recent visit to the city of Vancouver, had been served San Piedro's Best for breakfast.† (source)
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Every question is discussed with moderation, and an acuteness and minuteness equal to that of Queen Elizabeth's privy council.† (source)Queen Elizabeth's = belonging to the queen of England who restored Protestantism to England (1533-1603)
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Their tombs, packed into every last niche and alcove, range in grandeur from the most regal of mausoleums—that of Queen Elizabeth I, whose canopied sarcophagus inhabits its own private, apsidal chapel—down to the most modest etched floor tiles whose inscriptions have worn away with centuries of foot traffic, leaving it to one's imagination whose relics might lie below the tile in the undercroft.† (source)Queen Elizabeth I = queen of England who restored Protestantism to England (1533-1603)
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She was being Queen Elizabeth the First of England, and Billy was supposedly Christopher Columbus.† (source)
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