1603: Difference between revisions

In [[February]] '''1603''', [[Elizabeth I]] was in residence at [[Windsor Castle]]. She had a final consultation with [[John Dee]], who told her she was certain to die, but the throne was secure in [[James I|James]]' [[Protestant]] hands. He also foresaw there would one day be another queen in her familial line who would "rule over the greatest [[British Empire|Empire]] this world has ever known". The [[Seventh Doctor]] was hidden in the room during this final consultation. The meeting with Dee ended with the monarch sending Dee on a fool's errand to seek the Doctor at [[William Shakespeare]]'s quarters in [[Stratford]] — a bit of subterfuge that was Elizabeth's repayment for the Doctor's help at her [[coronation]] in [[1588]]. ([[NA]]: ''[[Birthright (novel)|Birthright]]'')

At some point after this, [[William Lethbridge-Stewart]] travelled to [[London]] with [[James VI]] of [[Scotland]] in preparation for the latter's coronation as [[James I]] of the [[United Kingdom]]. Their arrival at London was triumphant, marked by what the [[Eighth Doctor]] called "a glorious parade, a magnificent spectacle". ([[NA]]: ''[[The Dying Days]]'')

Also during this year, [[Francis Pearson]] wrote ''[[The Adventures of Macbeth's Head]]''. ([[MA]]: ''[[Managra]]'')