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One subject on which she disagreed, however, with virtually every man in England - including William Cecil - was on her need to take a husband. It was inconceivable peoper life, let alone run a country, without a better half: in 1566, in a telling display of insubordination, Parliament threatened took a husband. But Elizabeth was only too aware that if she married a foreign prince England would get embroiled in European wars, while an English husband could not help but provoke domestic jealousies.

' I'm already bound to a husband; she liked to say, ' which is the kingdom of England, '

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