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Read this excerpt from Passage 2:

I am come amongst you, as you see, at this time, not for my recreation and disport, but… to live and die amongst you all…

The wording of this excerpt implies that the Queen may have been accused of joining the troops for


a deceitful and underhanded reason.


a way to take her mind off of serious matters.


a competition proving which force is stronger.


a method of carrying away the dead and wounded.

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Sagot :

Convince the soldiers that this cause is qualified to the point that she will forfeit her own life.

What was Queen  Elizabeth's order?

Queen  Elizabeth's location to the soldiers at Tilbury was to attempt to persuade them and persuade them that the reason they are battling for is a respectable one that even she is able to set out her own life.

She lets them know that she is in their middle not really for diversion but rather to live and pass on with them and to set out her life for God, her realm and honor.

She shows that she so trusts in the reason that she is prepared amazing it and attempting to convince the soldiers to join her.

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