The sentiment was anything but subtle—think silks, satins, sequins, and furs that Elizabethan nobles would have worn, perhaps a siren song for wealth and prestige firmly linked to an elite ...

In Elizabethan times, the nobility showed off their expanding riches by building new styles of houses. They moved away from the design of earlier Tudor homes, in which every room centred around a ...

The Elizabethan Religious Settlement of 1559 was ... Elizabeth had been shocked by the opposition to her plans by Catholic nobles in the House of Lords. She realised many people were still ...

In Elizabethan times, the nobility showed off their expanding riches by building new styles of houses. They moved away from the design of earlier Tudor homes, in which every room centred around a ...