273–276.
1102
Adams S. L. Eliza Enthroned? The Court and its Politics // The Reign of Elizabeth I /C. Haigh. London, 1984. P. 67–68.
1103
Его карьере помогала первая жена, одна из фрейлин королевы, ставшая к 1564 году наперсницей Елизаветы.
1104
House of Commons, 1558–1603 / Ed. Hasler. ii. 148–151.
1105
CSPD Addenda, 1580–1625, p. 320; House of Commons, 1558–1603 / Ed. Hasler. i. 571–579.
1106
Самым молодым членом Тайного совета был четвертый герцог Норфолк.
1107
Read C. Lord Burghley and Queen Elizabeth. London, 1960. P. 477.
1108
Hurstfield J. Freedom, Corruption and Government in Elizabethan England. London, 1973. P. 104–162; Prestwich M. Cranfield: Politics and Profits under the Early Stuarts. Oxford, 1966. P. 9–48.
1109
O grief of griefs, O gall of all good hearts, / To see that virtue should despised be / Of him, that first was raised for virtuous parts, / And now broad spreading like an aged tree, / Lets none shoot up, that nigh him planted be.
1110
Spenser’s Minor Poems / Ed. E. de Selincourt. Oxford, 1960, repr. 1966. P. 141
1111
Epigrammes in the Oldest Cut, and Newest Fashion. London, 1599.
1112
Елизаветинцы верили, что здоровье и хорошее самочувствие человека определяет верное соотношение в его организме четырех жидкостей, гуморов: крови, флегмы, желтой желчи и черной желчи.
1113
Эссекс женился на леди Фрэнсис Уолсингем, вдове Филипа Сидни. Сидни в юности был влюблен в сестру Эссекса, Пенелопу.
1114
Hurstfield. Freedom, Corruption and Government. P. 126–134; James M. E. Society, Politics and Culture: Studies in Early Modern England. Cambridge, 1986. P. 416–465; Neale J. E. Queen Elizabeth I. London, 1934, repr. 1961. P. 343–355.
1115
Hurstfield. Freedom, Corruption and Government. P. 127; Adams. Eliza Enthroned? P. 68.
1116
Филип Сидни, сын леди Мэри Дадли, приходился племянником Роберту Дадли, графу Лестеру.
1117
CSPD Addenda, 1580–1625, P. 320.
1118
Adams S. L. The Protestant Cause: Religious Alliance with the West European Calvinist Communities as a Political Issue in England, 1585–1630. Unpublished Oxford D. Phil. dissertation, 1973. fos. 104–118; Neale J. E. Essays in Elizabethan History. London, 1958. P. 81–84; DNB s. v. Devereux, Robert.
1119
Томас Сесил – старший брат Роберта, сын лорда Берли от первого брака с Мэри Чик.
1120
Adams. Eliza Enthroned? P. 67–68; James. Society, Politics and Culture. P. 440; Hurstfield. Freedom, Corruption and Government. P. 126–134; House of Commons, 1558–1603 / Ed. Hasler. passim.
1121
James. Society, Politics and Culture. P. 440–443; Hay M. V. The Life of Robert Sidney: Earl of Leicester. Folger Books, Washington DC, 1984. P. 163–167; Adams. Eliza Enthroned? P. 67–68; Hurstfield. Freedom, Corruption and Government. P. 126–134; Peck L. L. Northampton: Patronage and Policy at the Court of James I. London, 1982. P. 13–22; House of Commons, 1558–1603 / Ed. Hasler. passim – CSPD1598–1601. P. 545–596.
1122
House of Commons, 1558–1603 / Ed. Hasler. i. 371–373, 374–379; Lord Burghley. P. 478–480.
1123
Wernham R. B. After the Armada: Elizabethan England and the Struggle for Western Europe, 1588–1595. Oxford, 1984. P. 419–420, 496; Neale. Queen Elizabeth I. P. 336–337; House of Commons, 1558–1603 / Ed. Hasler. iii. 219–220.
1124
James. Society, Politics and Culture. P. 427–430.
1125
Там же, c. 310–332, 427–434.
1126
Correspondence of King James VI of Scotland with Sir Robert Cecil and Others in England during the Reign of Queen Elizabeth / Ed. J. Bruce. London: Camden Society, OS78, 1861. P. 96, 98, 102–104.
1127
Dimock A. The Conspiracy of Dr Lopez // English Historical Review, 9. 1893. P. 440–472. Read. Lord Burghley. P. 533–537.
1128
Read. Lord Burghley. P. 533–537.
1129
Ps. 55: 23.
1130
James. Society, Politics and Culture. P. 445.
1131
Folger Shakespeare Library, MS V. a.321, fos. 1–2.
1132
James. Society, Politics and Culture. P. 445–446.
1133
The Progresses, and Public Processions, of Queen Elizabeth / Ed. J. Nichols. 3 vols. London, 1788–1805. ii.
1134
Пер. Е. Бируковой.
1135
Folger Shakespeare Library, MS V. a.321, fo. 4V.
1136
CSPD1598–1601, p. 441; Cheyney E. P. A History of England from the Defeat of the Armada to the Death of Elizabeth. 2 vols.; London, 1914–1926. ii. 513–515.
1137
CSPD1598–1601. P. 449.
1138
Там же, c. 450–453; James. Society, Politics and Culture. P. 418–423.
1139
CSPD1598–1601. P. 453–455.
1140
Там же, c. 573, 575; James. Society, Politics and Culture. P. 419–420, 423, 446; Neale. Essays in Elizabethan History. P. 83–84.
1141
James. Society, Politics and Culture. P. 424–426, 438–439.
1142
CSPD1598–1601. P. 577–581; James. Society, Politics and Culture. P. 446.
1143
Cheyney. History of England. ii. 522–527; CSPD1598–1601. P. 577–581; James. Society, Politics and Culture. P. 448–451.
1144
Folger Shakespeare Library, MS V. b.142, fo. 53; CSPD1598–1601. P. 549–585; James. Society, Politics and Culture. P. 450–452; Cheyney. History of England. ii. 525–548.
1145
Cheyney. History of England. ii. 530, 534; James. Society, Politics and Culture. P. 451.
1146
Little Cecil tripping up and down, / He rules both Court and Crown, / With his brother Burghley clown, / In his great fox-furred gown; / With the long proclamation / He swore he saved the town.
1147
Cheyney.
