UK Literature and Language

Queen Elizabeth I, who reigned from 1558 to 1603, is often associated with the early modern period due to her significant contributions to the cultural, political, and economic landscape of England. Her reign marked the flourishing of the English Renaissance, characterized by advancements in literature, art, and exploration, exemplified by figures like William Shakespeare and Sir Francis Drake. Additionally, Elizabeth's establishment of the Protestant Church of England and her diplomatic strategies helped consolidate national identity and stability during a time of religious and political upheaval. Together, these elements define the early modern period as a transformative era in English history.

the y in oxygen is the letter that makes the ee sound

According to Douglas Adams, the answer is 42.

however, the answer above only tells you what it is, not how to get it, so i shall tell you now. first, build a mega-computer the size of a city, name it Deep Thought, and ask it. wait thousands of years, at least, and have it tell you.

* Bangers is a nick name for sausages. * Old cars are also called Bangers, in fact there are many 'Banger' tracks up and down the country where Bangers are raced. * There is a firework called a banger, nothing fancy it just goes off with a BANG.

The French Revolution: Apocalyptic Expectations

The Gothic

The Satanic and Byronic Hero

See the links below for more information on Romantic literature.

"The Spanish Tragedy" was written by Thomas Kyd.