Fragmenta Regalia, 1653. Poems, 1582-1593
This volume brings together two distinct works: Sir Robert Naunton's "Fragmenta Regalia," first published in 1653, and a collection of poems by Thomas Watson, written between 1582 and 1593. "Fragmenta Regalia" offers insights into the court of Queen Elizabeth I and the reigns of subsequent monarchs. Naunton's observations provide a valuable perspective on the political landscape of the era. The collection of poems by Thomas Watson showcases the literary styles and themes prevalent in late Elizabethan poetry, offering a glimpse into the artistic sensibilities of the time. This combined volume presents a unique opportunity to explore both historical and literary aspects of English history.
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