"Responds to the urgent call to decolonize design through powerful, incisive guidelines drawn from 15 years of lived experience. A transformative blueprint for repairing the harm caused by structural inequity through decolonizing not only our institutions, but also our thinking, and how to begin today"-- Provided by publisher
Focusing on the intricate succession debate during Elizabeth I's reign, this book explores the topic in its entirety, rather than in segmented periods. It begins with an analysis of the relevant tracts and laws, contextualizing the debate within the sixteenth century. The work delves into the perspectives of key participants, including the Queen, her Privy Council, and Parliament, highlighting how the succession question influenced English governance and concepts of royal authority.