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- Attitude and Policy in Regard to Religion
Brent has a Ph.D. in American Culture, specializing in film studies, from the University of Michigan. She is a freelance writer and teaches courses in the history of American cinema. In the following essay, Brent discusses the attitudes and policies of Queen Elizabeth I in regard to religion.
- Documenting the Life of Elizabeth I
Warren is a freelance writer with a master of fine arts degree in writing from Vermont College at Norwich University. In this essay, Warren explores the complex task of documenting the life of Elizabeth I.
- Choosing within Limitations
Prebilic writes analytical essays, prepares technical publications, and publishes children’s books. In this essay, Prebilic contemplates Jenkins’s book through the concept of free will, the power of choosing within limitations.
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