Licensed to printer Christopher Barker in 1578, this national anthem was appended to Elizabethan Accession Services as a prayer for the preservation of the Church, the Queen, and the Realm. It features an opening chorus followed by four stanzas of six lines, and was reprinted in the Parker Society's volume of Elizabethan liturgies.
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