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The
Tudors
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Tudor
England 1485-1603
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| Web master Kelly Crispen provides
a chronology of events in Tudor times, information on Tudor music, art,
heraldry, the Tower of London, and the life of women in Tudor England. |
Check out the Tudor
England Frequently Asked Questions and Life
in Tudor England for fascinating information. Web master Marilee
Mongello also offers biographies, portraits, quizzes, and suggestions for
additional information. |
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Tudor
History
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William
Shakespeare - Shakespeare Homepage
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| There are several sections in this web site including
Frequently Asked Questions, a Who's Who in Tudor History, Tudor Monarchs,
Glossaries of Words. The Topics in Tudor History provides information
on music, food, and the War of the Roses. Lara E. Eakins is the web master. |
This is the web site of The Shakespeare
Birthplace Trust which offers detailed information on Shakespeare's education,
what Stratford was like in Shakespeare's time, what did Shakespeare look
like, and and outline of his life. |
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Shakespeare’s
World: Choose Your Path
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Elizabethan
England
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| Karen Swenson, an associate professor
of English at Virginia Tech offers essays on Elizabethan politics, religion,
medicine, science and technology, playwrights, and Shakespeare's theater. |
This is a web site prepared by English
students at Springfield High School in Springfield, Illinois. The
topics covered include Art and Architecture, Historical Figures, Shakespeare
and His Theatre. In the Everyday Life section, there is information
on Crime and Punishment, Fashion, Food, Entertainment, and Medicine. |
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Virtual
Renaissance
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Life
in Elizabethan England
A
Compendium of Knowledge 1558-1603
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| Check out the Virtual Renaissance from Twin Groves
Middle School in Buffalo Grove, Illinois. You will find information
on Elizabethan laws, the Globe Theatre, clothing, food, and the monarchs
Elizabeth I and Henry VIII. |
Maggie Pierce Secara provides a wealth
of information on games, food, religion, fashion, children, weddings, education,
and more for writers, actors, and re-enactors. |
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Renaissance,
The Elizabethan World
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Folger
Shakespeare Library
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| A set of links to information on Life
At Court, Heraldry, laws and treason, and links to Renaissance sites. |
The Folger Shakespeare Library, located
on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, is a world class research center on
Shakespeare and is home to the world’s largest and finest collection of
Shakespeare materials. You can find detailed information on Shakespeare's
life, works, and his theater. |
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Elizabethi.org
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Food
Timeline-- history notes: Mesopotamia through Shakespeare
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| You will find detailed information
on the life and times of Elizabeth I along with information on Elizabethan
women, food, and religion. |
Lynne Olver provides information on
food in Shakespeare's literature, what food was eaten at the Globe theatre
and by peasants, and how to make your own Elizabethan cookbook. |
Stratford-upon-Avon
Shakespeare's
Country
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Shakespearan
Feast
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| Stratford-upon-Avon is William Shakespeare's
birthplace. Use the links under William
Shakespeare discover more about our famous Bardto find out about
his life and what Stratford was like in Shakespeare's time. |
TeachersFirst.com offers a guide to
putting together a Shakespearan banquet. |
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The
Elizabethan Costuming Page
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Renaissance
Faire Costumes
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| Drea Leed, the web master of this site, is an
expert in 16th century costume. She offers an Overview of an Elizabeth
outfit, Elizabethan Costume Research, Pictures of 16th Century Costumes,
and Ye Olde Tudor & Elizabethan Head Shoppe. |
This Renaissance Fair site offers
an explanation of dress during the Elizabethan period along with links
for additional information. |