Elizabeth: The Golden Age

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beemerbike found the trailer that makes me cry and cry and cry:
http://www.elizabeththegoldenage.net/site.html?main=3&sub=1

I want to talk and talk about it, but don't know the words for not sounding foolish about it. Other than when I watch this trailer, which is a masterwork of music and editing and manipulation, it makes me feel in its duration not only as if my own life is somehow on so epic a stage, but as if I feel and live with its same intensity at every moment of every day, even if saying such a thing is melodrama, foolishness or just simply incorrect. It is epic and ferocious, and for some reason unknown, tells me I am too.

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Have you checked out David Starkey?

He's a historian who specializes in court history. You might have a lot of fun with his work as the field seems pretty focused on how the court used symbolism in their cultural productions (plays, paintings, etc) for political ends.