The Rebellion of Mary Tudor
Lady Jane Grey ; 225-238
2009-09-18
14 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
rebellion of Mary Tudor , Sung by the choir of St Paul's Cathedral ‐ after the proclamation of Queen Mary , ‘secretly informed by members of council of the machinations of the duke’ , the warning from a friend on Monday 3 July ‐ details of her brother's ‘declaracion’ , Tudor England, the great Christian hymn Te Deum Laudamus [‘We praise you, O God’] , Acts and Monuments story ‐ solid support not forthcoming for Mary, from west Norfolk peasantry , 8th, July, Mary from her Norfolk manor of Kenninghall, called for support , ‘In thee, O Lord, have we trusted; let us never be confounded’ ‐ prayer, which Mary repeated again and again , Mary's movements in July 1553 ‐ surrounded with a great deal of myth , conclusion about rebellion of Mary Tudor ‐ inspired by her Catholic household
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