Quote#God & Faith
I am Richard II know ye not that? ... He that will forget God, will…
Quote byElizabeth I of England · 1533–1603
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: Remarks to William Lambarde (4 August 1601), quoted in "That which passed from the Excellent Majestie of Queen Elizabeth, in her Privie Chamber at East Greenwich, 4 August 1601, 43° reg. sui, towards William Lambarde.", quoted in John Nichols, Antiquities in Kent and Sussex; Being the First Volume o.
English (original)
I am Richard II know ye not that? ... He that will forget God, will also forget his benefactors; this tragedy was played 40 times in open streets and houses.
— Elizabeth I of England
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