Elizabeth’s marriage became the country’s number one agenda. She was now the most eligible bachelorette in all of Europe. Every Kings, Princes, and noblemen were fighting to get her hand in marriage. Elizabeth knew of such advantage. She managed to use it to benefit the country by creating an ally or enemy...
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She gave them hope in return of peace in England. However, in the end, she committed to no one. It would never be known whether Elizabeth really wanted to get married or not. It seemed that the marriage of a Queen was too complicated. It could prove to be disastrous to the country’s well-beings. For her, by marrying a certain someone could jeopardize the relationship with the others...
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