in 1998

Elizabeth was first released in 1998 and her reign’s sequel, Elizabeth: The Golden Age, was released in 2007.

on 19th May 1554

Elizabeth was released from the Tower on the 19th of May 1554, and taken down the Thames—as Elizabeth believed, to Elizabeth's death.

1555

Elizabeth was released in April 1555 after nearly a year in captivity.

After two long months on May 19, 1554

After two long months Elizabeth was released on May 19, 1554.

1616

However in 1616 Elizabeth was released because the king wanted Elizabeth to lead an expedition to South America.

1863

In 1863, Anne Isabella published The story of Elizabeth with immediate success.

November 13, 1855

The day of Elizabeth's release was November 13, 1855.

on March 1, 2011

Elizabeth was released from federal prison on March 1, 2011.

2010

The single Elizabeth was released on June 20, 2010.

in 2011

In 1990, Elizabeth was sentenced to life in prison but was released in 2011, after then-governor BILL Ritter commuted Elizabeth's sentence.

in 1958

Elizabeth released Elizabeth's first album in 1958, at the age of 66.

in 1898 at the age of 27

Elizabeth served 10 years instead, being released on license in 1898 at the age of 27.

2017

Elizabeth WAS NOT RELEASED FROM S3 UNTIL SEPTEMBER 2017.

As a result with a letter from the Asylum stating that Packard was incurably insane

As a result, Elizabeth was released in 1863 'with a letter from the Asylum stating that Packard was incurably insane,' according to the University of Illinois.

1883

Patrick Staunton died in prison, but Elizabeth was released in 1883.

in 1778

A prisoner exchange was then arranged, and Elizabeth was released in 1778.

In 1617

In 1617, after 14 years of (fairly comfortable) prison, Elizabeth was released for Elizabeth's last adventure.

from prison with a reprimand and warning by the court

Elizabeth was released from prison September 4, 1655, with a reprimand and warning by the court.

At the end of January 1921

At the end of January 1921 Elizabeth was released thanks to the efforts of fellow scientists and Elizabeth was allowed to keep Elizabeth's former home and had Elizabeth's possessions returned.

With Japan’s capitulation in August 1945

With Japan’s capitulation in August 1945, Elizabeth was finally released following a three year incarceration in a prison-gulag from which Elizabeth's beloved father would not return alive.