Talk:Golden Speech

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I'm sorry I didn't include a note with my edit; that was an accident. I changed "It is the second such speech for which Queen Elizabeth I was noted" because that is vague to the point of misdirection. It almost makes it sound like she only gave two speeches. And I took out the claim that her reign "is widely considered one of the Golden Eras of England's history." It's true that this is a popular view, but there are also a lot of critiques. People had a lot of complaints about her when she was alive, and as her Wikipedia entry says, "Recent historians [...] have taken a more complicated view of Elizabeth" than the idealized image sometimes painted. WindSandAndStars (talk) 06:32, 20 March 2022 (UTC)[reply]