Elizabeth I Crowned Queen: England's Greatest Monarch Takes Power
She was twenty-five and unmarried, inheriting a throne torn apart by religious wars. Elizabeth stepped into Westminster Abbey knowing she'd have to outsmart every scheming nobleman who thought a woman couldn't rule. Her coronation wasn't just pageantry—it was a declaration of survival. And she'd wear white, the color of virginity and power, a symbolic middle finger to anyone who doubted her. The Tudor dynasty's most famous monarch was about to remake England in her own brilliant, uncompromising image.
January 15, 1559
467 years ago
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Catherine Carey
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