‘My Deuise for the Succession’
Lady Jane Grey ; 137-149
2009-09-18
13 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
Edward VI's political papers, central to crisis of 1553 ‐ ‘My Deuise for the Succession’ , obvious question to ask of the ‘deuise’ ‐ why Edward's two sisters, Mary and Elizabeth, were being omitted , Edward following, English equivalent of the Salic law of France ‐ ensuring the monarch was always male , VERSION THREE, by 11 June 1553 ‐ summoning lawyers to put it into legal form , clause that, if Edward were to die without children of his own, the crown would go to a son of the duchess of Suffolk , right being on Jane Grey's side ‐ Mary Tudor was the rebel , 314 words, launching the attempt to make Jane Grey the queen , Henry VIII no doubt died ‐ faithful to God and his own blood line , distinguishing between VERSION ONE, which did not single out Jane and a VERSION TWO which did
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