Books by John A Watkins
Representing Elizabeth in Stuart England
by John A Watkins
I have chosen this one because alongside the representation of Elizabeth in her own time another huge and fascinating topic is the way she has been represented ever since. That is set in motion in the 17th century, the century after her death. John Watkins has written this wonderful study of it.
Interviews where books by John A Watkins were recommended
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Elizabeth I
by David Starkey and Susan Doran -
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The Faerie Queene
by edited by Thomas P Roche Jr and C Patrick O’Donnell Jr & Edmund Spenser -
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Translations by Elizabeth I, 1592-98
by Janel Mueller and Joshua Scodel -
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Rewriting the Renaissance
by Margaret W Ferguson, Maureen Quilligan and Nancy Vickers -
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Representing Elizabeth in Stuart England
by John A Watkins
The best books on Elizabeth I, recommended by Helen Hackett
The best books on Elizabeth I, recommended by Helen Hackett
University College London professor Helen Hackett selects five books on the Virgin Queen, including one by the monarch herself. “You get a sense of her independence of mind. She does her own thing”
