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The Ladies Who Served: Mary Tudor, Queen of England (Part 2)

July 21, 2017 by Rebecca Larson 4 Comments

Mary Tudor had many women and girls who served her over her four decades of life. There were the ladies who served in her household when she was a princess and then those who served her as queen of England. All of them played very important roles to ensure everything ran smoothly within her household … [More]

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Posted in: History, Mary l Tagged: Ladies-in-waiting, Maids of Honor, Queen Mary I of England, Tudor Court, Tudor Ladies

The Ladies Who Served: Mary Tudor, Queen of England (Part 1)

July 19, 2017 by Rebecca Larson 3 Comments

Mary Tudor, first queen regnant of England was not known (in her later years) to be a beautiful women, and from what I’ve read, neither were the ladies she surrounded herself with. It was common practice during the reign of Henry VIII to ensure that his queen consorts had only the most beautiful women around … [More]

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The Relationship Between Mary and Elizabeth Tudor

July 10, 2017 by Rebecca Larson 3 Comments

Princess Mary Tudor was the apple of her father’s eye for many years prior Anne Boleyn returning to England. Freshly back from her duties in France, Anne was unlike most women and Henry VIII noticed. We don’t know the exact date that Henry noticed Anne but once he did it changed the course of English … [More]

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Posted in: Anne Boleyn, Catherine Parr, Edward VI, Elizabeth l, Henry VIII, History, Jane Seymour, Lady Jane Grey, Margaret Tudor, Mary l Tagged: anne boleyn, Bloody Mary, Children of Henry VIII, Edward VI, Elizabeth Tudor, Henry Fitzroy, Katherine of Aragon, Mary Tudor, Queen Elizabeth I of England, Queen Mary I of England

Queen of Scots Writes Queen of England: 1554

July 8, 2016 by Rebecca Larson 4 Comments

I came across this letter that a thirteen year old Queen of Scots wrote to her Catholic cousin, Mary I of England when she was just a young girl living in France. She writes Mary to let her know that a Lieutenant of King Henri II of France would be passing through England and would … [More]

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Posted in: History, Queens Tagged: Marie Stuart, mary queen of scots, Mary Tudor, Queen Mary I, Queen Mary I of England

Queen Mary’s False Pregnancies

May 25, 2016 by Rebecca Larson 5 Comments

On the 19th of July 1553, Mary Tudor was declared Queen of England. From that moment (and obviously prior to it) she understood the importance of having an heir. For if she did not produce an heir her sister Elizabeth would keep England Protestant. It was very important for Mary to return England to Rome … [More]

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Posted in: History, House of Tudor, Mary l, Royal Houses Tagged: Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, Mary Tudor, Philip II of Spain, Queen Mary I of England

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