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Informationen zum Autor Brendan Kane is Associate Professor of History at the University of Connecticut. Valerie McGowan-Doyle is Associate Professor of History at Lorain County Community College. Klappentext The first sustained consideration of the roles played by Elizabeth and by the Irish in shaping relations between the realms. Zusammenfassung Elizabeth I's reign represented a crucial moment in the extension of Tudor centralisation and imperial expansion over Ireland. This multidisciplinary collection brings together groundbreaking scholarly work and uses English and Gaelic sources! offering the first sustained consideration of vital yet understudied questions key to understanding relations between the realms. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. Elizabeth I and Ireland: an introduction Brendan Kane and Valerie McGowan-Doyle; 2. Ireland's Eliza: Queen or Cailleach? Richard A. McCabe; 3. Elizabeth on Ireland Leah S. Marcus; 4. A bardic critique of queen and court: 'Ionmholta Malairt Bhisigh', Eochaidh Ó hEodhasa, 1603 Peter McQuillan; 5. Recognizing Elizabeth I: grafting, sovereignty, and the logic of icons in an instance of bardic poetry B. R. Siegfried; 6. Coming into the weigh-house: Elizabeth I and the government of Ireland Ciaran Brady; 7. An Irish perspective on Elizabeth's religion: reformation thought and Henry Sidney's Irish lord deputyship, c.1560 to 1580 Mark A. Hutchinson; 8. Elizabeth I, the Old English and the rhetoric of counsel Valerie McGowan-Doyle; 9. 'Base rogues' and 'gentlemen of quality': the earl of Essex's Irish knights and royal displeasure in 1599, Paul E. J. Hammer; 10. 'Tempt not God too long, O Queen': Elizabeth and the Irish Crisis of the 1590s Hiram Morgan; 11. War poetry and counsel in early modern Ireland Andrew Hadfield; 12. Elizabeth on rebellion in Ireland and England: semper eadem? Brendan Kane; 13. Print, Protestantism and cultural authority in Elizabethan Ireland Marc Caball; Bibliography; Index....
