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	==External Links==		==External Links==

	* [http://~~renaissance~~.~~dm.net~~/compendium/~~home~~.html A Compendium of Common Knowledge]		* [http://elizabethan.org/compendium/index.html Life in Elizabethan England: A Compendium of Common Knowledge, 1558-1603]
			* [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SCA_Elizabethan/ SCA Elizabethan Mailing List]
			* [http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/1577harrison-england.html Harrison's Description of England, 1577]
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	''Main article: [[Elizabethan music]]''		''Main article: [[Elizabethan music]]''

	Due to restrictive print licensing, most of the printed music from the early part of Elizabeth's reign was written by [[William Byrd]]. The [[madrigal]] enjoyed an enormous level of popularity, as did the ~~mother fucker~~ [[lute song]] towards the end of her reign.		Due to restrictive print licensing, most of the printed music from the early part of Elizabeth's reign was written by [[William Byrd]]. The [[madrigal]] enjoyed an enormous level of popularity, as did the [[lute song]] towards the end of her reign.

	====Poetry====		====Poetry====

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Music

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	''Main article: [[Elizabethan music]]''		''Main article: [[Elizabethan music]]''

	Due to restrictive print licensing, most of the printed music from the early part of Elizabeth's reign was written by [[William Byrd]]. The [[madrigal]] enjoyed an enormous level of popularity, as did the [[lute song]] towards the end of her reign.		Due to restrictive print licensing, most of the printed music from the early part of Elizabeth's reign was written by [[William Byrd]]. The [[madrigal]] enjoyed an enormous level of popularity, as did the mother fucker [[lute song]] towards the end of her reign.

	====Poetry====		====Poetry====

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	* [http://renaissance.dm.net/compendium/home.html A Compendium of Common Knowledge]		* [http://renaissance.dm.net/compendium/home.html A Compendium of Common Knowledge]
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	* [http://renaissance.dm.net/compendium/home.html A Compendium of Common Knowledge]		* [http://renaissance.dm.net/compendium/home.html A Compendium of Common Knowledge]
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	''Main article: [[Elizabethan English]]''		''Main article: [[Elizabethan English]]''


	==Names==		==Names==

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 Elizabeth gradually distanced herself from [[Spain]] in foreign policy. [[Religion]] proved a sticking point between the [[Catholic]] Spain and the [[Protestant]] Elizabeth. The two counries were soon at war, but a decisive victory over the [[Spanish Armada]] meant Spain no longer posed a threat to England.
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 ==Primary Sources==

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	==Arts and Sciences==

	===Entertainment===

	====Music====

	''Main article: [[Elizabethan music]]''

	Due to restrictive print licensing, most of the printed music from the early part of Elizabeth's reign was written by [[William Byrd]]. The [[madrigal]] enjoyed an enormous level of popularity, as did the [[lute song]] towards the end of her reign.

	====Poetry====

	''Main article: [[Elizabethan Poetry]]''

	* [[Sonnet]]

	====Dance====

	Dance in Elizabethan England seems to have been closely linked to that of [[France]]. Two important 16th century dance sources come from England. The [[Inns of Court Dances]] come from a series of manuscripts, and flesh out detail on the [[pavan]] and [[allemand]] style of dances. The [[Gresley Manuscript]] on the other hand, detail dances substantially different from those known from France.

	* [[Renaissance dance]]

	====Theatre====
	With the attention paid, subsequently, to the works of Master [[Shakespeare]], the Elizabethan era now offers a relatively broad view of London and metropolitan theatre. The sites of the ''Rose'' and the ''Globe'' theatres are known (and a rough facsimile of the latter built on [[London]]'s Bankside, and the sites of others (one on Curtain Road in the east of the City of London, another at Blackfriars) have been deduced. We have approximate names of companies and patrons, some [[Court]] records of payments made for performances, and even one or two contemporary reviews. We know of half a dozen playwrights (most of whom appear to have tottered in and out of favour like modern boy-bands) and we know that the London theatre was frequently closed due to plague, when the companies would go on the road, calling in at patrons' houses or other notable addresses to deliver their performances.

	===Fibre arts===

	* [[Elizabethan embroidery]]

	===Clothing===

	''Main article: [[Elizabethan clothing]]''

	==Primary Sources==		==Primary Sources==

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Language

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	Elizabeth gradually distanced herself from [[Spain]] in foreign policy. [[Religion]] proved a sticking point between the [[Catholic]] Spain and the [[Protestant]] Elizabeth. The two counries were soon at war, but a decisive victory over the [[Spanish Armada]] meant Spain no longer posed a threat to England.		Elizabeth gradually distanced herself from [[Spain]] in foreign policy. [[Religion]] proved a sticking point between the [[Catholic]] Spain and the [[Protestant]] Elizabeth. The two counries were soon at war, but a decisive victory over the [[Spanish Armada]] meant Spain no longer posed a threat to England.

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	==Language==

	''Main article: [[Elizabethan English]]''


	==Names==		==Names==

Cian at 01:35, 26 September 2006

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	====Poetry====		====Poetry====

	''Main article: [[~~Eilzabethan~~ Poetry]]''		''Main article: [[Elizabethan Poetry]]''

	* [[Sonnet]]		* [[Sonnet]]