This book tells the life story of Elisabeth Lady Falkland, a prominent figure in the English court during the reign of James I and Charles I. It provides a detailed account of her personal and public life, highlighting her role as a patron of the arts and a supporter of religious toleration. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of English society, culture, and politics in the Jacobean and Caroline eras.

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