A pair of propaganda portraits of this woman by Nicholas Hilliard are named for a pelican and a phoenix.
This woman's formative years are examined in a book titled for the "struggle for the throne" by David Starkey. The construction of this woman's image as a Neoplatonic ideal is explained in a book about the "competition for representation" by Susan Frye. Feminist scholarship of this woman's image, such as comparisons made between her and Astraea, were examined by Dame Frances Yates. She explained her position on religious law with the quote (*) "I do not wish to make windows into men's souls." A Richard Helgerson book about "forms of nationhood" highlights this woman's role in an early nationalism built around travels of Richard Hakluyt [HACK-lit] the book Acts and Monuments by John Foxe. A pair of propaganda portraits of this woman by Nicholas Hilliard are named for a pelican and a phoenix. For 10 points, name this final Tudor monarch.
This woman's formative years are examined in a book titled for the "struggle for the throne" by David Starkey.
Elizabeth I [or Good Queen Bess]