How did Elizabeth manage faction?
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- How did Elizabeth manage faction?
- Patronage
- A patron like Elizabeth could ensure benefits for clients and in result they would serve Elizabeth interests, causing factions to build up
- Faction was usually centered around people but could also be a common cause
- If one faction was favored more, it could lead to rebellion.
- Faction was usually centered around people but could also be a common cause
- Elizabeth tried to manage faction by connecting with leading figures
- A patron like Elizabeth could ensure benefits for clients and in result they would serve Elizabeth interests, causing factions to build up
- Main faction of William Cecil and Robert Dudley
- Dudley Favored war, increased expenditure and was light hearted
- Cecil serious and wanted to push for long lasting peace
- Dudley vs Howard alliance of Norfolk and Sussex 1565-1566. Threatened to have a deal and Elizabeth stopped the faction by saying she would not marry Dudley but into the Hapsburg's instead.
- Stall decisions until she had all of the information to make the best plan off action
- Leicester ready for offense and so worsened faction, but faction in 1560s was not a deadly issue for Elizabeth. Only 2 executed because of treason. Duke of Norfolk after the Ridolfi plot 1572. Earl of Essex in 1601.
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