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Sees "Absence" of "Serious Education"
He recounted [in the Guardian] an occasion where he showed Her Majesty around an exhibition he had curated about Elizabeth I at the National Maritime Museum in 2003, where he found her more-preoccupied with the late arrival of a her drink, a gin and Dubonnet than the works of art on display. He claims that her only comment was that one of the objects belonged to her Elizabeth also reportedly rebuffs comparisons between her and Elizabeth I who "was blessed with neither husband nor children, who ruled as a despot and was never able to leave her native shores.'" Perhaps Starkey didn't mean "absence of serious education," but rather meant "serious ambition". |