Teasel's Tudor Trivia - What was Elizabeth I afraid of?

Teasel's Tudor Trivia - What was Elizabeth I afraid of?

In this latest edition of Teasel's Tudor Trivia, historian Claire Ridgway reassures Teasel the dog that she's not the only one to have fears, her historical heroine, Queen Elizabeth i was scared of things too.

But what was Elizabeth I afraid of? Find out from Claire and Teasel. You can see this podcast as a video at the following link: https://youtu.be/5pe1zaNWcCk

Books mentioned: "Oranges and Lemons: Rhymes from Past Times" by Karen Dolby "Elizabeth's Bedfellows" by Anna Whitelock

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