The state of the lande as it was in the latter end of our late Queenes gov[er]nment

Folger bibliographic ID: 99289
Folger call number: X.d.634
Folger holdings ID: 99276
Accession Number: MS Add 1023

Doggerel written after the death of Elizabeth I, Queen of England. Following the poem, the notes "as is reported lett fall to the Kinge in the cocke pitt" and "S[i]r I pray you lett not this or the other be shewed but to discrete frendes for / that it is not knowne by whome they wer made or howe they will bee taken"

General notes

Caption title First line: The Lordes craved all Also available as a digital reproduction Based on the presence of stitching holes and the number "276" in the upper right hand corner, it appears this leaf was removed from a volume previously belonging to John Henry Gurney of Keswick Hall, Norfolk (see description in Historical Manuscripts Commission 12th report, appendix, pt. 9, p. 143) Formerly Folger MS Add 1023

Extended title: The state of the lande as it was in the latter end of our late Queenes gov[er]nment ca. 1603
Alternate titles: Lordes craved all, The lordes craved all

Elizabeth I, Queen of England, 1533-1603

subject: Elizabeth I, Queen of England, 1533-1603
former owner: Gurney, John Henry, 1819-1890