… Already in the early to mid-seventeenth century, Queen Elizabeth I had become such a … assigned to her were residing at Hampton Court, and Elizabeth herself was at Saint James …
… generations: why were some queens remembered as saints, … saint-queen. The argument presented here is that since there were few saint-queens in medieval Europe, but many queens…
… my Custody of the greatest part of Queen Elizabeths Reign penned by the Lord Burleigh firſt … And for Printed helps I made eſpecially uſe of William Camdens Annals of Queen Elizabeths …
Objective Data were lacking in comparing tenectaplase (TNK) and streptokinase (SK) in treating Chinese ST elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) patients. We sought to compare …
… a custom which Queen Elizabeth rendered obligatory by an express statute, -" quo juventus tum actioni tum pronunciationi decenti melius se assuescat," as the queen herself expressed …
… Already in the early to mid-seventeenth century, Queen Elizabeth I had become such a … assigned to her were residing at Hampton Court, and Elizabeth herself was at Saint James …
… to Elizabeth St., north of Col lege St., the street is now dominated by Women's College Hospital and various government office buildings, including the Ontario Archives. …
Certain anecdotes of the Massacre of St. Bartholomew have long been enshrined in the established canon of the political history of the reign of Elizabeth. Readers of Froude will …
… in representations of Queen Elizabeth as a wise and faithful queen. The … queen in Parliament, which greeted Elizabeth at the conduit in Fleet Street, explicitly applied to the new queen …
… to the Paediatric Medical Ward of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Barbados. Age analysis … Analysis by parish revealed that 46 percent of admissions were from the central parish of St. …