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Astraea’s Substitute: Ireland and the Quest for National UnityElizabeth, the central tenets of the imperial idea, just rule, unity, peace, and right religion emerged as incorporated in the concept of the English or rather, seen in relation to Ireland, the British ‘nation’. In that respect the poem provides a perfect example of Protestant panegyric, delineating

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